Sidecars
Used & New Motorcycle Sidecars – Left Mounted (Australia)
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Sidecars can be mounted on either the left or right side of the motorcycle, depending on your country of registration.
For Sale: Left Mount Sidecars for countries like Australia.
- a sidecar is one of the safest, most practical ways to transport a pet via motorcycle
- a sidecar offers storage space without the need for a trailer
- sidecars are available in both Universal and Branded models to fit just about any motorcycle
- Some companies manufacture sidecars off the production line, eg: Harley Davidson, Ural etc
- Sidecars can be attached in various configurations such as Rigid, Flexible, Leaner, Driven from the Chair and Paralellogram
Add storage to your ride or provide passenger comfort. Even if your passenger is a pet, transport your furry best friend in safety and style. Locate your favorite sidecar today.
For Sale Sidecars – Left Mounted (Australia Listed)
Universal Mounting Kits make your Sidecar installation fast and easy. The heavy-duty mounting bracket is designed to adjust to various types and makes of motorcycle.
Sidecar Steering Dampers can often be installed using Volkswagen Steering Dampers. Take a Look Below.
Engineer Workshop – Conversion Kits, Fitting Guides & Manuals
Have a 2015 hyabusa single right side exhaust only bike would like to fit leaner sidecar in australia something like a Hannan need some assistance
Hi Brad,
You definitely have an advantage with the right side exhaust in Australia.
The bike has a lot of faring (plastic) and so it would be difficult to tell where is the best location
on the frame to mount.
I imagine you were referring to a Hannigan sidecar.
If you had a centre stand, it would make a great rear mounting attachment point. However I think
your model has a kick stand.
You can get an idea of the frame shape from the following website:
https://www.ebay.com.au/i/133062939987?chn=ps&norover=1&mkevt=1&mkrid=705-139619-5960-0&mkcid=2&itemid=133062939987&targetid=951653749644&device=c&mktype=pla&googleloc=9070611&poi=&campaignid=9772799676&mkgroupid=100117146416&rlsatarget=pla-951653749644&abcId=578876&merchantid=114126135&gclid=Cj0KCQjw8rT8BRCbARIsALWiOvTL5FasDEk5dn0KGt1TxSSRYkPBMalGDDpgQ1Ar_g_KX99Ryp-FAUsaAo1nEALw_wcB
I think because of the stresses a sidecar will add to the frame particularly when accelerating
or braking, it would be a good idea to consult an engineer for the best advice on the modification.
If any visitors to Haul N Ride have attached a sidecar to a Hyabusa, please comment below.
Good luck and ride safe 🙂
Dave