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June 03, 2020, 05:22:11 PM on

Offline Griff (OP)

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ATTACHING A CHAIR
Am going to be fitting a sidecar to my Steamer soon for the dog, I assume that I will have to make a subframe, has anyone done this themselves? Any advice and info? I will be doing this on a very limited budget.
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Offline Lee337

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Re: ATTACHING A CHAIR
Never considered it myself, but a quick read through the threads on here may give you some ideas.

As for budget, I'm not certain it'll be as easy as buying a second hand side car & a few sub frame mods.

This may help.

https://www.sidecarjohn.co.uk/sidecar_fitting.html
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June 04, 2020, 12:45:01 PMReply #2 on

Offline Nick Calne

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Re: ATTACHING A CHAIR
No idea about this, but it is always fun to watch people experimenting. So please post up some pictures as you progress.  :new_popcornsmiley
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