Newbie needs advice

[Paul_F]

I would trailer it home. A few years ago a friend who had been riding bikes for decades, got rid of his bike for a nicely setup hack. Unfortunately almost a year into his ownership he somehow (I didn’t ask how) he drove it into a ditch and totalled it. He went back to bikes.

As others have mentioned, driving one is not the same riding.

[BBrowning]

Sitting in the throw caution to the wind camp. I got the call that the rig was ready, I got a buddy to give me a ride the 80 miles to Brock's place.
Here is the first ride. Me as Monkey while Brock gives me some instruction.
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After a bit of practice off to home we headed. Took it easy. Can't say there weren't pucker moments as I acquired sidecar skills but never died LOL
I am certainly not a Pro and know all there is to know. I have learned, when piloting a Sidecar it is best to remain Humble and be open to learning new skills each and every ride.
Poor pictures, old tech phone camera, but gives me good memories
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Take care and above all else, Enjoy.

[skibum69]

Well done!