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It's going to be a long 300km...
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cool ride

Nice very nice...... You are not geting rid of the bullit hole are you?

When you get it rigged please post some pictures
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I've got traction on my project, finally! I dropped my bike off last weekend for rigging to the sidecar. Set up will be done by Claude Stanley at Freedom Sidecars in Penns Creek, PA. Custom mounting subframe will be fabricated. Sidecar frame will be reinforced to accomodate tub-on/ tub-off operation. Hoist and winch points will be added. Sidecar will be painted to match the bike. Here's a picture of the sidecar almost attached. What do you think?




Sidecar was imported from Iraq after Desert Storm. It's got a bullet-hole in the hood. It's a flip-nose for easy entry.

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An XT with a side car???

That is neat! Who will be the brave soul that rides in the side car?
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I've got traction on my project, finally! I dropped my bike off last weekend for rigging to the sidecar. Set up will be done by Claude Stanley at Freedom Sidecars in Penns Creek, PA. Custom mounting subframe will be fabricated. Sidecar frame will be reinforced to accomodate tub-on/ tub-off operation. Hoist and winch points will be added. Sidecar will be painted to match the bike. Here's a picture of the sidecar almost attached. What do you think?




Sidecar was imported from Iraq after Desert Storm. It's got a bullet-hole in the hood. It's a flip-nose for easy entry.

More pictures to come as the project progresses.
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Hi Guys,

Can we have close ups of the mounts please? Particularly the front upper.


I am in the bush in OZ and want to do a XT600 with a Royal Enfield sidecar.
Any help is welcome?

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Don't know if the 750 frame is so much different; I have a 1993 750 super Ténéré with sidecar, and drove in june 2010 from Holland to Mongolia. Hope pictures will help you!
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Side car

Oliviervier,


many thanks ,
bloody awesome!
i will copy them for a friend on the weekend as he wants to do one too.
he is not so mechanically minded but it looks a snap to me.

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Im sure you have all seen 3legs one?





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