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First...you don't lean it, you have to steer it. Shift your weight in the seat, pulls to one side at launch, pulls to the other stopping., side car wants to come up in the air on right turns, doesn't have the stopping ability of a bike. But all in all, a fun bike to cruise around in the country at 40-45 mph. Then there is the "cool" factor...it's just cool....
Huh. Very interesting!! Sounds like fun! I knew a side car would change the riding style but not like that.
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