MT350 with sidecar
MT350 with sidecar
Just found this, it's similar to what I am hoping to achieve with my MT500:
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1981 Suzuki GSX250E - Commuter
1986 Armstrong MT500 - Work horse - Needs engine rebuild
1987 Armstrong MT500 - Sidecar bike
1987 Suzuki RG125 - Project
1988 MZ ETZ 300
1986 Armstrong MT500 - Work horse - Needs engine rebuild
1987 Armstrong MT500 - Sidecar bike
1987 Suzuki RG125 - Project
1988 MZ ETZ 300
Re: MT350 with sidecar
Actually, that could be a USMT500 - note the oil pipes, and it has a decompressor.
Mark
Mark
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1981 Suzuki GSX250E - Commuter
1986 Armstrong MT500 - Work horse - Needs engine rebuild
1987 Armstrong MT500 - Sidecar bike
1987 Suzuki RG125 - Project
1988 MZ ETZ 300
1986 Armstrong MT500 - Work horse - Needs engine rebuild
1987 Armstrong MT500 - Sidecar bike
1987 Suzuki RG125 - Project
1988 MZ ETZ 300
Re: MT350 with sidecar
That looks F@#King fantastic
However dont side cars take that element of fun away from riding
All the best
However dont side cars take that element of fun away from riding
All the best
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Re: MT350 with sidecar
Nope, they add to the excitement. I rode one many years as my main mode of transport and the stories are still going around of my exploits.GreenRotax wrote:That looks F@#King fantastic
However dont side cars take that element of fun away from riding
All the best
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Re: MT350 with sidecar
any chance you could resize that image... im only running 1024x764 and had to zoom out to 25% to see it.
Cheers Pete
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MT350
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Right click on the image and select the first option `view image` and it will resize for you.
All the best
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Yes that is a USMT500. Good Find.
Look at the USMT500 Headlight.
I have heard of this Hack setup, but never have seen it anywhere.
Maybe this is the one that started the rumor that HD was going to remake the MT500 with a sidecar?
No kicker needed, it's got the magic button.
The bike looks to be on the grounds of the New HD Museum.
And the pic name says 105th.
Ride'm
Brian
Look at the USMT500 Headlight.
I have heard of this Hack setup, but never have seen it anywhere.
Maybe this is the one that started the rumor that HD was going to remake the MT500 with a sidecar?
No kicker needed, it's got the magic button.
The bike looks to be on the grounds of the New HD Museum.
And the pic name says 105th.
Ride'm
Brian
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Trouble is, my 500 chair project DOESN'T have a magic button!RAWHIDEROCKY wrote: No kicker needed, it's got the magic button.
Ride'm
Brian
Mark
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1981 Suzuki GSX250E - Commuter
1986 Armstrong MT500 - Work horse - Needs engine rebuild
1987 Armstrong MT500 - Sidecar bike
1987 Suzuki RG125 - Project
1988 MZ ETZ 300
1986 Armstrong MT500 - Work horse - Needs engine rebuild
1987 Armstrong MT500 - Sidecar bike
1987 Suzuki RG125 - Project
1988 MZ ETZ 300
Re: MT350 with sidecar
One way around the kickstart prob would be a R/H mounted sidecar.
IIRC ....some of the MZ's,CZ's & Cossack Ural machines of the 1970's/1980's had LHD [right hand mounted] sidecars on them ...the name "Superlastic" seems to ring a bell ....although a quick search on Google has'nt come up with anything.
I dunno if they ["the "Gubbernment"] made them illegal or something .
edit .....a bit of info here
http://www.mzridersclub.co.uk/frames.html
the red one in the 2nd pic is a "Superlastic"
ride safe
T.
IIRC ....some of the MZ's,CZ's & Cossack Ural machines of the 1970's/1980's had LHD [right hand mounted] sidecars on them ...the name "Superlastic" seems to ring a bell ....although a quick search on Google has'nt come up with anything.
I dunno if they ["the "Gubbernment"] made them illegal or something .
edit .....a bit of info here
http://www.mzridersclub.co.uk/frames.html
the red one in the 2nd pic is a "Superlastic"
ride safe
T.
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