Looking for Pictures of Bicycle SIDECARS...!!!
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No No Trailers, No No 3 wheelers, but Sidecars the Ones that go on the side of a Bike
kind of Like this, but for a bicycle.
Maybe like this.
Or even like this
actually I'm looking for a "Utylitarian" platform so i can carry long, big and heavy loads on my tandem and maybe my single bikes, I can make if need to and for sure improve a model is already made , but I will preffer just to get one already figure out from a company that know their stuff..
thanks In advance, Pictures, Links, napking drawings or any info will be great.
Ricky
kind of Like this, but for a bicycle.
Maybe like this.
Or even like this
actually I'm looking for a "Utylitarian" platform so i can carry long, big and heavy loads on my tandem and maybe my single bikes, I can make if need to and for sure improve a model is already made , but I will preffer just to get one already figure out from a company that know their stuff..
thanks In advance, Pictures, Links, napking drawings or any info will be great.
Ricky
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Come on gals and guys...!!!
i see this thing before on the road, somebody on this comunity most know were to find some information about them, I goggle all over but so far only some "pennytech" made prototypes but nothing more.
i see this thing before on the road, somebody on this comunity most know were to find some information about them, I goggle all over but so far only some "pennytech" made prototypes but nothing more.
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Try this. I am sure you can adapt to build a more modern side car.
https://search.ebay.com/bicycle-sidec...fnuZ1QQxpufuZx
Here is another site with bicycle sidecars:
https://www.63xc.com/sidecar/sidecar.htm
https://search.ebay.com/bicycle-sidec...fnuZ1QQxpufuZx
Here is another site with bicycle sidecars:
https://www.63xc.com/sidecar/sidecar.htm
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https://www.63xc.com/sidecar/sidecar.htm
https://www.dclxvi.org/chunk/meet/sensibletrike/
https://www.scienceandsociety.co.uk/r...image=10428353
https://www.johnnypayphone.net/cargo/
Also try "bicycle sidecar" in google image search.
https://www.dclxvi.org/chunk/meet/sensibletrike/
https://www.scienceandsociety.co.uk/r...image=10428353
https://www.johnnypayphone.net/cargo/
Also try "bicycle sidecar" in google image search.
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Chariot trailers mad one a year or two ago. I don't know if they're still making it but it was more for people hauling than stuff hauling.
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It would be awesome if someone made a side-car with pedals in it, like a little kid's pedal car, but perhaps with a multigear drivetrain, so the passenger could contribute his or her fair share to getting around.
Obviously a tandem or a tagalong would be more efficient, but one could probably wring some serious style points out of a pedal-able sidecar.
Obviously a tandem or a tagalong would be more efficient, but one could probably wring some serious style points out of a pedal-able sidecar.
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I remember side"hack" bmx races in the late 70s. They were pretty funny.
Pictures-- This is how I got the following pictures:
https://images.google.com/images?q=sidehack&hl=en
https://www.mtbzone.com/bmx/images/sidehack.jpg
https://static.flickr.com/8/7177268_bc682099dd_m.jpg
https://www.adamtrahan.com/images/Fri...dehackJump.JPG
https://www.bmxmuseum.com/3images70s/75sidehack.jpg
https://gallery.mtbr.com/data/mtbr/515/234043/sh.jpg
Pictures-- This is how I got the following pictures:
https://images.google.com/images?q=sidehack&hl=en
https://www.mtbzone.com/bmx/images/sidehack.jpg
https://static.flickr.com/8/7177268_bc682099dd_m.jpg
https://www.adamtrahan.com/images/Fri...dehackJump.JPG
https://www.bmxmuseum.com/3images70s/75sidehack.jpg
https://gallery.mtbr.com/data/mtbr/515/234043/sh.jpg
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wow guys thanks for all the Links,,i saw a few of them when I search Goggle but i also miss a bunch,, great start..
gracias de nuevo
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I think I fix them for you..
I remenber those I was a skateboarder at the time but I did have two friends with those almost impossible to control 3 wheel machines.
Originally Posted by slagjumper
I remember side"hack" bmx races in the late 70s. They were pretty funny.
Pictures-- This is how I got the following pictures:
Pictures-- This is how I got the following pictures:
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How about something like this ......lol......
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wow...
thanks all those photos are awesome...
the one i'm thinking about is a "Leaner" type,, you know one that is "Dislocated" from the rest of the frame, in basic terms it have a pivot (as oppose to a rigid multi atachment points) and let the bike frame move normally and the sidecar just follows the shape of the ground..
I remenber seeing one somewere but I confese i'm so used to Inventing and imagening things that sometimes i don't know if i saw it "Inside my head" or in the real world..
thanks again for all the fun memories.
thanks all those photos are awesome...
the one i'm thinking about is a "Leaner" type,, you know one that is "Dislocated" from the rest of the frame, in basic terms it have a pivot (as oppose to a rigid multi atachment points) and let the bike frame move normally and the sidecar just follows the shape of the ground..
I remenber seeing one somewere but I confese i'm so used to Inventing and imagening things that sometimes i don't know if i saw it "Inside my head" or in the real world..
thanks again for all the fun memories.
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When I was a kid, I used to ride in one of these to school. Not exactly sidecar, but front car.
These are all single speed, not too many hilly streets, but heavy payloads often seen. In certain regions, there are hills. The driver needs to get off and push. The drivers do not have advanced comfortable saddle. The top is convertible style, can be closed for sunny, or opened up with full front cover for rainy days!
You think those roadies are fast? Let see them pedal in single speed with heavy load and with crappy seat.
These are all single speed, not too many hilly streets, but heavy payloads often seen. In certain regions, there are hills. The driver needs to get off and push. The drivers do not have advanced comfortable saddle. The top is convertible style, can be closed for sunny, or opened up with full front cover for rainy days!
You think those roadies are fast? Let see them pedal in single speed with heavy load and with crappy seat.