They told me I couldn't do it

[candyman]

...so I did it  

Been working on this project for 2 or 3 years now, all started with a killer craigslist find, an 84 GS750E, not running, no papers, come and take it away.  So of course I did.  I put about $1000 into getting it roadworthy and getting the ownership for it.  Then I got the kiddos bugging to go riding with daddy, so of course I had to accommodate them   Thats when the sidecar built started.  I opted for a leaner style, which allows for easy disconnection of the hack to ride the bike solo if you want to. 

There is a subframe that is permantly mounted on the bike which I had to design from scratch, then there is the main frame of the hack, which I borrowed from some already existing designs to build.  The wheel is a spare part left over from some old Yamaha I stripped for parts at one point.  The shock is from a kids dirt bike.  The tub is fiberglass, made all from scratch, special thanks to the local boat repair guy, he hooked me up with all the fiberglass cloth I could possibly need for the project.

On to the good part:








 

[candyman]

[candyman]

And the sexy finished machine

[biker66]

Not my cup o tea, but bloody brilliant !!

[gixanator]

Mad as a box of frogs and a lot more fun!!!!

[candyman]

Thanks B) It is a blast to ride around town on and it draws way more looks than any of my fighters ever have.

[bigyellowthing]

Gotta love you colonials. A different point of view....

[b12rock]

Thats a nice job and keeps you riding even eith the family:-)

[jimefe]

I would rather tell the kids no than put one of those on any of my bikes lol but nicely done