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M@kke
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sidecarkeith
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Looks like another great project is about to develope into a butterfly.
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bmcsheehy
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Great work.
Those front shock look a little stiff.
Kind of like a hard tail.... 
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M@kke
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Polar Bear
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Location: Denia Spain Ex Birmingham UK
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| Posted: Sun Jun 13, 2010 11:15 am Post subject: |
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Wow .. I love it!!
That is absolutely beautiful .. M@kke you are indeed a very talented man!
In all honesty Buddy .. if I was going to have a Sidecar Outfit built .. I would be knocking on your workshop door.
Thank you for posting the pictures up .. you just made my day 
I have asked this question before on several Sidecar Sites .. you guys who don't have a hood over the passenger in wet weather .. do you just accept that they get wet, or what?
On my EZS rig the Hood is a little too tight to fit easily and too low for Annie (who is small) to sit under when wearing her helmet .. so we just leave it off and get on with the ride. I fit the small cock-pit cover when we stop.
Stay Safe Guys. Trev (The Polar Bear in Spain)
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M@kke
Joined: 04 Dec 2008
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Location: Belgium
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| Posted: Sun Jun 13, 2010 6:29 pm Post subject: |
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@ Polar Bear
about getting wet ,ik like the view with the lower passengerhood maby when we get older i make a high hood for the wife
i go probably to this meeting for a week in the south France
it's about 930 km from my place not so far is it
and this one to
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hcbilini
Joined: 08 Nov 2008
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Location: So Cal
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| Posted: Sat Jun 26, 2010 11:26 pm Post subject: |
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Hello M@kke,
Very nice work on the Suzuki.
What size is the car tire for the front wheel and did you have to modify the rim so the car tire could be installed?
I working on a similar project on building leading forks for my motorcycle. I like your design---it's looks like a very strong but simple design for the forks.
Thank you
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M@kke
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| Posted: Mon Jun 28, 2010 11:05 am Post subject: |
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@ hcbilini
you do not have to modify the wheels it fits like original tire's
front tire is 175/55 x 17 (only in Bridgestone Potenza made for opel speedster and lotus elise)
rear tire is 205/45 X 17
no problem if you have any question's ask
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hcbilini
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Thank you....your picture of the rear tire was very good- I could read the size easily since it was printed in white letters on the black tread. The front tire was size a little more difficult to see.
After looking through all of your pictures --- you are truly an artist with metal  !!
Regards
Henry |
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