Installed my Liberty Sidecar
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There are four mounting points. Looks like you could have it all removed in about 20-30 minutes. Liberty makes one of the best cars out there. I haven't found anything wrong or corners skimped on it.
One of the reason why I chose them was their car resembles the HD cars from the 50's. Seem to blend with our bikes better IMO.
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Took my first ride. Went out for 7 miles and all was good. First time with a sidecar. Learned what I read about slowing down for right turns. Didn't have any ballast so it was interesting.
Came back and took my nephew. Ride was much easier with his 165# frame in the car. Seems to be aligned good and it wasn't hard to drive. Noticed having to muscle the bars a bit in turns. Glad I have the raked trees waiting to install. Might go ahead and put them in next week.
The 124" was a good move. No issue at all accelerating or maintaining speed when climbing a hill. First sidecar experience was a good one!
Only reason why I bought this is so that the OL and little girl can both ride at the same time with me. We plan on taking some trips and also go camping next year.
Came back and took my nephew. Ride was much easier with his 165# frame in the car. Seems to be aligned good and it wasn't hard to drive. Noticed having to muscle the bars a bit in turns. Glad I have the raked trees waiting to install. Might go ahead and put them in next week.
The 124" was a good move. No issue at all accelerating or maintaining speed when climbing a hill. First sidecar experience was a good one!
Only reason why I bought this is so that the OL and little girl can both ride at the same time with me. We plan on taking some trips and also go camping next year.
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