My lads first ride out (well in a chair) and now on a Solo

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minkyhead wrote: heres a little inspiration

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That wasn't quite what I meant by 'flying' :blink:

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oops :cheer: :cheer: :ohmy: :silly:
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Hi Jim....I want one!!! And I'm serious!! At the ABR Boil Rally back in April, I was speaking to Mr and Mrs Toad about side cars, and how wonderful it would be to take our boys out with us on the bike.

Are they very expensive? I've got no idea you see. Thanks! :)

Your boy looks very comfortable there! Good for him! :)
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[video size=100 width=425 height=344 type=youtube]Pq9gBNlgkpw[/video]

would be handy for winter
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minkyhead wrote:oops :cheer: :cheer: :ohmy: :silly:
Somehow I think he'd probably prefer your version, though :lol:
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MidnightSerenity wrote:Hi Jim....I want one!!! And I'm serious!! At the ABR Boil Rally back in April, I was speaking to Mr and Mrs Toad about side cars, and how wonderful it would be to take our boys out with us on the bike.

Are they very expensive? I've got no idea you see. Thanks! :)

Your boy looks very comfortable there! Good for him! :)
As little as £75 which my dad paid for this a couple of years ago
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or as much as you want to spend

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or as individual as you want

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Just how big is that garage?? :unsure:
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LargeWayRound wrote:[video size=100 width=425 height=344 type=youtube]Pq9gBNlgkpw[/video]

would be handy for winter
Sadly unavailable in the UK because the sidecar is on the wrong side and converting the drive from right to left doesn't seem possible.
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naa, you want this one.........
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davsato wrote:naa, you want this one.........
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Nah Davsato that would be illegal on our roads... Due to the front number plate - very dangerous ;)

Shame about the Ural it looks a hoooooot
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