Sharkey's new family transport

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(and hasn't the pressure of fatherhood prematurely aged him?)
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The feller reckoned he made the chair out of old road signs.

 

Yeh but no but... that one appears to be running.. what gives?

Stu

 

Not too hasty....
Just 'cause it's using fuel don' mean it's running Stuart!

 

Classic!

-----sharks

 

Actually a double chair is needed so mum can breastfeed on the way to
rallies (talk about a milk shake).

Boxer

 

I have been considering the placement of a tow bar on my outfit as well,
mounted behind the bike would make it a very wide rig as it is 1.9 metres
wide now with a trailer behind the centre line of the bike it is likely to
end up being 2.1.

The ideal setup is having the trailer following the same set of wheel tracks
as the bike particularly on dirt roads and rally entrances.

Boxer

 

Had mine pulling down the inside edge of the chair, it keeps the trailer
centred so you have a cahnce of running in two tracks instead of 4 if you
towed directly behind the bike.

With the outfit already pulling to the left a bit cause of the weight of the
chair, it really didn't make that much difference to the handling except for
hard braking. I took the sidecar and trailer right round OZ with no real
handling probs, 4-500km a day.

Al