Sweet sidecars or Trans-Moto

[Offbalance]

Going back and forth between a trike and hack and knowing the positives and negatives, I’ve been seriously considering a doing a sidecar set-up for my Heritage. I love the look and nostalgia of a sidecar. I was wondering if anyone has heard anything (good, bad, or ugly) about Sweet Sidecars out of Florida or Trans-Moto from Canada? I really like the vintage styling from both. I’ve been leaning more towards Sweet sidecars as they build it to the specific bike. No cookie cutter universal mounting and the price includes mounting. Just need to ship the bike to Florida and back. I appreciate any input.

 

[davet2]

Since you're in Pa., you should look at Freedom Sidecars, located in Middleburg. They have a few different designs and Claude Stanley is highly respected on other sidecar forums. (ADVrider, sidecar.com) Look at www.freedomsidecars.com

 

[stacebg]

Going back and forth between a trike and hack and knowing the positives and negatives, I’ve been seriously considering a doing a sidecar set-up for my Heritage. I love the look and nostalgia of a sidecar. I was wondering if anyone has heard anything (good, bad, or ugly) about Sweet Sidecars out of Florida or Trans-Moto from Canada? I really like the vintage styling from both. I’ve been leaning more towards Sweet sidecars as they build it to the specific bike. No cookie cutter universal mounting and the price includes mounting. Just need to ship the bike to Florida and back. I appreciate any input.

having mounted more chairs than i care to think about dont worry too much about "cookie cutter mounts" no disrespect but just cuz its bike specific doesnt make it a good mount

but like every thing there are good ones and bad ones..

another thing to consider... if you get a bike specific mount an u change bikes u will probably have to start all over if u get a universal mount chances are good u came make it work.

as mentioned claude is a great source if info and chairs