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up-date july 22 2013 Added rear fenders

up-date july 19 Front brakes are now working Used a problem solver cable doubler

Yes it is. The urals are very fun sidecars to drive. Sidecaring takes time to get use to. not a vehicle you just get on a ride. And the Urals are old school in technology--like owning a 50s motorcycle. The Ural web site list all their Dealers go you an check one out.

Up-date july 17th Blenky tail lights installed. and today the final order of parts came in.

Good idea, the bottom of the trunk area has a place to bolt in a floor , and using one of those soft sided coolers would work I think. I do have to access the back disk brakes through this opening also, so some planning along your idea is in order for sure.

Light test

7/15/2013 taillights. these were made from 18wheeler wheel nut covers/scrap plastic / and box end wrenches/ with red blinking LEDs.

Regular trunk. Was going to do a larger opening but making the lid stay curved the same way as the body was just too much for me.I did get a nice 10x20 inch opening.

I do have several welders--none that weld alum. Maybe someday? today I'm making the LED lights

Up-date July 14th 2013 Got to get my head back in the game--3 weeks to finish. Final order of parts for brakes has shipped. So today I picked up some of the small but time consuming jobs that has to be done. Cut the hole for the trunk , added head lights , and added some tabs to the windshield...

Steve, next time you run into your friend Don Johle, could you maybe find out the Oct date of his show? Last year it was after the Harvest Classic motorcycle show(HC this year isOct18/19th)It was a good show and I'd like to attend again if possible.

Did the jack shaft come in? Kinda late in the game but your frame would be cool with a center run primary chain/ and sprocket splitting between bottom brackets

No,I mean these: http://www.niagaracycle.com/categories/ ... two-brakes :shock:

Very nicely done--looks like it could be put into production--and that's really hard to do(make it look factory ready)

up-date july 7 2013 Been working on a conv top for the velo still need to figure some type of latches between the top and the windshield frame?

I hear ya!

Don't just hate it when you really don't have anything to show for all your work. Today I went back over little parts I skipped trying to fit everything together. Trimmed the "door" entrance so the edging will fit.Has to be done. Also sat down and ordered the final small(but very important)...

It is. It's a bit slow--but than again so am I. And I do have it in the lowest gears I have, the rear has a 6 speed block to give me some range of gears but I used a mountain bike triple gear ring on the jack shaft which I can change by hand(didn't want to try and install another derailler). So...

thinking of polishing the bare alum---airstream style.