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OK, This is on you now. I detached the sidecar (decided not to detach the sidecar vessel from the sidecar frame). Trying not to worry about the part later on where I say, hmmmmm, did I torque that bolt right? I wonder if I should have used some lock tite on that. Benny, (my cockapoo - who is the most willing, ok, ok, "only" willing rider in the sidecar) sure hopes so. Here she is attached.
OK, This is on you now. I detached the sidecar (decided not to detach the sidecar vessel from the sidecar frame). Trying not to worry about the part later on where I say, hmmmmm, did I torque that bolt right? I wonder if I should have used some lock tite on that. Benny, (my cockapoo - who is the most willing, ok, ok, "only" willing rider in the sidecar) sure hopes so. Here she is attached.
Outstanding keep us posted on how it is going now get out and ride. Todays New years ride.
Good looking rig, Smitty. Hope your roads aren't salted like they are here. When I didn't have a single day last winter that wasn't salt heavy, I decided to save money and dropped insurance on my Ural this winter. I'll keep the Harley rig insured year round, but not ride it in this stuff. I really enjoyed the few snow rides I got to do with the Ural, and my grandson loved it, too. Even took a lady friend sliding around the neighborhood a couple years ago, and she seemed to enjoy it. Probably not a lot of 70 year old ladies taking sidecar rides in snow in this country.
Happy NEW YEAR fellow riders. I posted this question on wrong thread (it's me gesser status [into my 71st year] and that's my story & sticking to it) as new member & not master of universe with computers.
Couldn't find on internet what sidehack year ranges & model including colors with attachments was norm made for a 1940 UL (been told maybe actually a US model since gear shifter has reverse ???) of which has the original front & rear frame mounts.
I'm trying to keep it as original as possible!!! Planning to use it for Misses & I camping/fishing just travelling BACK ROUNDS across USA in our retirement in 1 year!!!!
Thanks all for help!
Iko
01-01-2019, 02:02 PM
I detached the sidecar (decided not to detach the sidecar vessel from the sidecar frame). Trying not to worry about the part later on where I say, hmmmmm, did I torque that bolt right? I wonder if I should have used some lock tite on that. Benny, (my cockapoo - who is the most willing, ok, ok, "only" willing rider in the sidecar) sure hopes so. 
