thank you very much for sharing this informative video; are the toe in and lean out bike specific numbers or is a general rule for all bikes? Thank you! PS: I am looking to fit a Watsonian GP sidecar on a Triumph America 😎
Hello Marian, these numbers are specific for the Ural, but I reckon they are a good base for you to start.. let me know when you have the car fitted I can offer some tips to get the rig tracking correctly. Not sure if the Triumph comes with a steering damper, this is a consideration you should also factor into the install 👍 Cheers Frank..
@@FrankBNourishYourLife thank you for your reply, I just did the frame restoration and all electric connections; right now I am waiting for Watsonian to post me the bike specific fitting kit and I will have a go from that point; I ll keep you posted! Cheers !
Unfortunately the Urals sold with the sidecar on the left hand side of the bike like in UK and Australia do not come with 2 wheel drive! the power take off is only produced for bikes with the sidecar on the right (its a shame but they still a capable bike :)
@@FrankBNourishYourLife www.imz-ural.com.au/blog/2020/11/19/gear-up-2wd-launch-at-ural-australia?fbclid=IwAR0IUccEA__xVq6aVZHzUk-a7jETmoO_Mp6gHjPXT02umrO8H2kfj_zNb3k. This has just hit Australia, a masterful piece of engineering!
Quick, simple directions! Thanks much for the video!
Thanks Walter 🙏
Thanks Frank, that was clear an to the point easy to follow instructions make life so much easier.
Thanks Stephen 🙏
@@FrankBNourishYourLife which app are you using for the level?
@@unknowntrucker7010 An app called ‘Precise Level’ 👍
Thank you for your vlog about side wheel of motor and the side car and your tutorial vlog 🙏👍 thank you again.
Thank you very clear instructions.
Just one more the angle front to rear of the sidecar frame. Or is it level?
Sidecar frame is fixed to the bike and is level 👍
Curious - doesn’t the tire tread affect the alignment of the straight edge?
No sir.. ‘Straight as a Die’
Thank you so much for the video,as a new sidecar owner too much information is never enough..Any more videos planned?
None planned Paul, if you would like any specific info don’t hesitate to ask 👍
thank you very much for sharing this informative video; are the toe in and lean out bike specific numbers or is a general rule for all bikes? Thank you!
PS: I am looking to fit a Watsonian GP sidecar on a Triumph America 😎
Hello Marian, these numbers are specific for the Ural, but I reckon they are a good base for you to start.. let me know when you have the car fitted I can offer some tips to get the rig tracking correctly. Not sure if the Triumph comes with a steering damper, this is a consideration you should also factor into the install 👍
Cheers
Frank..
@@FrankBNourishYourLife thank you for your reply, I just did the frame restoration and all electric connections; right now I am waiting for Watsonian to post me the bike specific fitting kit and I will have a go from that point; I ll keep you posted! Cheers !
Excellent, I am interested to see how she turns out .. keep me posted :)
So much thanks for shared
My pleasure
Great video - thanks! I like your shorty exhaust... just took the cats out? Looks good!
Hello Alan, thanks for that... yes just removed the cats. Not much louder but breaths a little better and looks really good :)
Totally agree, Frank. If I had of known that, I might have done that instead of getting a two into one high pipe!
Thanks alot.
I like Gear Up only I want winch
Didn't have 2wd?
Unfortunately the Urals sold with the sidecar on the left hand side of the bike like in UK and Australia do not come with 2 wheel drive! the power take off is only produced for bikes with the sidecar on the right (its a shame but they still a capable bike :)
@@FrankBNourishYourLife www.imz-ural.com.au/blog/2020/11/19/gear-up-2wd-launch-at-ural-australia?fbclid=IwAR0IUccEA__xVq6aVZHzUk-a7jETmoO_Mp6gHjPXT02umrO8H2kfj_zNb3k. This has just hit Australia, a masterful piece of engineering!
@@TullyandZaffo Looks beautiful :) definitely get one when next bike is required...