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dennisoates
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I have a BMW K100 and I need sidecar parts, I am building my own sidecar, let me know where I can find or make the parts needed to attach to my bike, thanks
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lmo1131
New member
After this has accumulated some information/results perhaps it could be "moved" the to the "Pics of your MOUNTING HARDWARE" thread?
Or made into a "sticky" of it's own?
Just thinking out loud.. .. again.
Or made into a "sticky" of it's own?
Just thinking out loud.. .. again.
lmo1131
New member
I've been "sourcing" this stuff for a while myself. The answer seems to be that it's scattered all over the industry.
"Cozy" shows their hardware in a fairly understandable format, but the other manufacturers not so much (unless I've missed their webpages (and if I have please correct me)).
Rod ends and clevises (5/8" or 3/4") are available from sources like McMaster-Carr.
You may, if you haven't already, want to spend some time browsing at Sidecarist.com
edit- BTW, there are a LOAD of helpful souls in this industry... all you have to do is pick up a phone and call 'em.
"Cozy" shows their hardware in a fairly understandable format, but the other manufacturers not so much (unless I've missed their webpages (and if I have please correct me)).
Rod ends and clevises (5/8" or 3/4") are available from sources like McMaster-Carr.
You may, if you haven't already, want to spend some time browsing at Sidecarist.com
edit- BTW, there are a LOAD of helpful souls in this industry... all you have to do is pick up a phone and call 'em.
SGTBILL
The Big Red One
For Dennis - photos of mounting points
I can't figure out how to attach photos to PM so here is a photo of the mounting points.
Here is a photo of the forward mount points for the EML sidecar. I'll see about getting some details later today. Took this photo to document a roadside workaround to uninstall a leaky aux radiator. Done in a hardware parking lot in downtown Peoria, IL.
I can't figure out how to attach photos to PM so here is a photo of the mounting points.
Here is a photo of the forward mount points for the EML sidecar. I'll see about getting some details later today. Took this photo to document a roadside workaround to uninstall a leaky aux radiator. Done in a hardware parking lot in downtown Peoria, IL.
