A collection of pictures of sidecars and my adventures on sidecars. Many of these pictures are from ADVrider.com. ADV is the best online forum for adventure motorcycle riders.
Reblogged from cobblestonesandconcrete
A father and daughter as seen on the West Side Highway. She’s in the sidecar. Crazy? Yes. But also super incredibly awesome!
Reblogged from bassman5911
The Armored Indian
The Springfield Police Department once owned a small fleet of armored motorcycles. I suspect these were made during Prohibition when whiskey running was taken seriously. Both the motorcycle and sidecar were fitted with protective shields made of “crucible” steel and bulletproof glass. The shields had gun ports and folded down when not being used.
Reblogged from steroge
Captain Elise Reigner in action with the Lewis Machine Gun (gas driven, 600 to 800 shots per minute), operating from the sidecar of a motorcycle chauffeured by Mrs. Ivan Earasoff, with Miss Helen M. Striffler overseeing things from the rear seat, WWI 1918*
Reblogged from opn24hours
Taken with instagram
I never post anything but sidecars for the most part, but since I have one of these being restored I felt a need. I am hoping it will be done soon. I will say whoever did the paint on this should be shot. It would never have looked like that. No military paint is ever glossy.
Reblogged from gearpatrol
Join us on our trip to the Pacific Northwest Cascade mountains in the Ural Gear-Up, a three-wheeled motorcycle so infused with World War II awesomeness that we nearly forgot we the two feet of snow we were plowing through. Enjoy the film above and check out our full post on the adventure at the source link below.
Mr.Cob and some other ADV riders in the video. It is worth a look if you get a chance.
(Source: gearpatrol.com)
Reblogged from adventuresinmikeysmind
Had a good ride this Sunday with a few like minded vintage bike enthusiasts.