Hahaha. Looks like you guys are having fun. And that's what makes motorcycles great. Have fun with the people you like. I added a sidecar to my Yamaha SCR 950. My dog loves it
Such brilliant things, a proper set up outfit. You can have hilarious fun on the roads, wet roundabouts, muddy greasy country roads. Use the throttle to slide and steer, especially with a rigid rear end and rigid sidecar wheel...oh my....undertaking Porsches on a wet roundabout sliding past on an iron head 40bhp hard tail Triumph. Oh the joys laughing out loud. Imho, the best bikes for a trad sidecar are airhead Beemers and older Guzzi big twins, both with leading link forks fitted. Watsonian - keeping 3 wheelers alive.
As a sidecar rider of 8 years I’m right with you. Get it set up right and you’re laughing like a maniac. Diesel soaked roundabout and how sideways can we get this. Yes you can’t get through traffic but in a tour your everyone’s best friend and icy or snow game on.
In 1974 I was 16 and an army apprentice stationed at Harrogate, another lad owned a BSA Gold Star with a sidecar fitted, it was the enclosed type with a little door, we had a great time riding all over Yorkshire and to this day has been an experience I remember.
Brilliant!! Even got me thinking about a sidecar chariot now, haha. Have grown up with my Mum regailing stories of how my Grandad used to transport the family around in a sidecar, post-war, so there is precedence of this kind of larkery in the family…hmmmm…back soon…..
With many decades of sidecar experience I am always surprised to see sidecars without a brake on the sidecar wheel 😳. As strict as your vehicle inspections are I’m surprised it not a requirement ! 🤔. Not only does it make stopping the rig in a straight line much easier, but if it’s a “split pedal” that allows you to brake just the sidecar wheel, it makes turns in the direction of the chair much easier 😉👍.
i was once lucky enough to get six laps round brands hatch indy circuit, on the platform of a f1 racing sidecar outfit. i was gibbering for hours after................ thx sue and mick
Just bought and on restoring an MZ TS 250 with Mitzi/Gem chair. I'm not looking forward to trying it out, to be honest. I thought an outfit would be the same as riding trikes, but I've been told it's nothing like riding a trike.
We need an update! I’m planning on putting a Watsonian Prescott on the side of my Classic 350 and I am wondering if there is enough power for normal road riding.
I found it funny, the comment that transfering your weight doesn't help turn the sidecar. I've been riding sidecars for 34 years, I move my weight around a lot, most of the time I don't have anything in the sidecar, and when going through the mountains, I have to move to keep the sidecar wheel from not going too high.
Hahaha. Looks like you guys are having fun. And that's what makes motorcycles great. Have fun with the people you like. I added a sidecar to my Yamaha SCR 950. My dog loves it
My dog loved mine too. His favourite transportation, rain or shine.
Such brilliant things, a proper set up outfit.
You can have hilarious fun on the roads, wet roundabouts, muddy greasy country roads.
Use the throttle to slide and steer, especially with a rigid rear end and rigid sidecar wheel...oh my....undertaking Porsches on a wet roundabout sliding past on an iron head 40bhp hard tail Triumph.
Oh the joys laughing out loud.
Imho, the best bikes for a trad sidecar are airhead Beemers and older Guzzi big twins, both with leading link forks fitted.
Watsonian - keeping 3 wheelers alive.
As a sidecar rider of 8 years I’m right with you. Get it set up right and you’re laughing like a maniac. Diesel soaked roundabout and how sideways can we get this. Yes you can’t get through traffic but in a tour your everyone’s best friend and icy or snow game on.
In 1974 I was 16 and an army apprentice stationed at Harrogate, another lad owned a BSA Gold Star with a sidecar fitted, it was the enclosed type with a little door, we had a great time riding all over Yorkshire and to this day has been an experience I remember.
OMG when the bike fell over I actually yelped out loud and my heart jumped ten beats.
Awesome, I've been chuckling all the way through that...an outfit for the lands end trial? ...what could possibly go wrong 🤘😂😂
Life is too short not to be having adventures and laughs like this with your bro and bros in general. Thanks for sharing your fun
Brilliant!! Even got me thinking about a sidecar chariot now, haha. Have grown up with my Mum regailing stories of how my Grandad used to transport the family around in a sidecar, post-war, so there is precedence of this kind of larkery in the family…hmmmm…back soon…..
What a hoot! Bring on part 2. I mounted a sidecar to me Triumph Scrambler.
What a scream, love it. Probably not on Chris's dream rides but giggles per mile beats most things.
Great video in the time were all in a bit of fun is just the ticket 🎟️,, motorcycle in various forms brilliant stuff ☘️☘️☘️ from northern Ireland
love it !!!! , however next you need to try my 2wd left hand drive r71/s. You thought you'd mastered right hand corners !! lol
This video was the bright spot of my day today! Love you guys, you're both awesome and a hoot to watch riding this sidecar project!
You and your mate are as nutty as squirrel shit !!!.....don't stop !!.
Brilliant video ,Brilliant idea , laughed my nuts off 🤣.
Peace out ✌️
Brilliant. Defo need to see more of this. Road trip 🤪
Now that was a nice break from the usual moto video - lots of fun! 🤙
This was brilliant lads , made laugh so I can only imagine how it made you guys feel. great video .
Brilliant. Really want one
Great fun!
Looked good for a thrown together idea 👍
That was good, hee hee. Okay gents be safe and have lots of fun!
With many decades of sidecar experience I am always surprised to see sidecars without a brake on the sidecar wheel 😳. As strict as your vehicle inspections are I’m surprised it not a requirement ! 🤔. Not only does it make stopping the rig in a straight line much easier, but if it’s a “split pedal” that allows you to brake just the sidecar wheel, it makes turns in the direction of the chair much easier 😉👍.
Based on my experience, you probably need a steering damper and lower gearing on the bike. (I owned a Matchless G3L with a Watsonian Avon sidecar).
I like the abundance of Interceptors in this video.
i was once lucky enough to get six laps round brands hatch indy circuit, on the platform of a f1 racing sidecar outfit. i was gibbering for hours after................ thx sue and mick
That must be this famous british engineering. I now understand how T140s were made in the 70ies.
Nice to see a sidecar on a 350cc bike.
Great video thanks 😊
Brilliant fun 😎
So excited to see this series! I’m really interested to hear how the Meteor handles pulling a sidecar!
That was hilarious 😂
This is what I love about motorbikes. Two mates, being dickheads and living life. Go well lads.
Brilliant 😂
Very nice..
"It's not rocket science......but there are some things that matter."
Hahaha
Well done. Off road adventure time ? YAY
Brilliant.
Just bought and on restoring an MZ TS 250 with Mitzi/Gem chair. I'm not looking forward to trying it out, to be honest. I thought an outfit would be the same as riding trikes, but I've been told it's nothing like riding a trike.
“I don’t know what that noise was”. . . “Don’t worry too much about it”. 😳
You guys are letting out your inner Harry Potter. A side car would look cool on a flat track bike and with a 19" wheel on a sidecar.
It's our tribute to Hagrid
@@BikeWorldTVshow that's awesome 👌
We need an update! I’m planning on putting a Watsonian Prescott on the side of my Classic 350 and I am wondering if there is enough power for normal road riding.
Yes me too.
Proper larrikin behavior. Love it. Any updates on this project?
I've been drunk with Nick Sanders (and Caroline too!) not a pretty sight.But I never bought anything off him!!😉🏍️💃🍻
You both just made sidecars sexy 😅
😂😂😂😂😂😂
I found it funny, the comment that transfering your weight doesn't help turn the sidecar. I've been riding sidecars for 34 years, I move my weight around a lot, most of the time I don't have anything in the sidecar, and when going through the mountains, I have to move to keep the sidecar wheel from not going too high.
I wonder if they'll ever finish this series.
The first transport our family had was a combation dad took us all over the place
Ever heard of motorcycle with sidecar in Philippines?
😂🎉
When he talks I listen.
Old Delhi motorcycles
13:20 LGBT rainbow and Brokeback Mountain in the backgroundiuahahaha sweet bikers 🥰The beginning of a great friendship
WHY TF would you.. just use the "pillion" seat if you NEED to share the biking experience
Brokeback Mountain and rainbow LGBT 13:20 uahahaha
You're going to enter a trial competition, aren't you?
Not bad! Now, paint the whole thing red and try the elk test! [See MY 2016 “URAL Quality-Testing”]