WTF.... From Killboy Highlights this week.

[Smokinjoe-VRCCDS#0005]

[Fudd]

I wish there was also a 'side' image to see.

[Serk]

Updated Flexit or Equalean sidecar?

http://www.improvelife.info/links/bikes/flexit.htm

[ricoman]

wow, neat ride
great link, Serk

[tank_post142]

i ran through all photos from monday back for the week couldn't find this pic. so it must have been taken wens or tues. they will be posted in a day or two. then we can pick up  rear shots also. buts its on the wrong side for a side shot.

on another note, the body must be spring really well as the tilt mech prevents adding suspension.

[MacDragon]

That's a pretty cool set-up enabling the lean that is ussually lost in a sidecar application.

[ricoman]

on another note, the body must be spring really well as the tilt mech prevents adding suspension.

not sure what you mean
the article says it has suspension
"The sidecar is braked, linked to the front brake (unlike most conventional outfits where any sidecar brake is usually linked to the rear brake). It has upside down fork type suspension with air shock/damping controlled by a pump to allow for the wide range of weights that could be carried."

I'm thinking there would be a market if this were bought back.

[BobB]

I've seen various small firms attempting to "keep the lean" in side hacks or three wheelers.
Most interesting, to me, was ones with two front wheels.  I saw two examples at Strugis two years ago.  They both had a pretty complex setup of sensors, computers and hydraulics to fulfill the need for lean.