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Only thing I would tell you is to make sure you've done some gear ratio calculations. My Sturmey Archer fit fine for me but to make use of the range of gears in a useful way, I still have to get a smaller front sprocket. Check http://sheldonbrown.com/gears/ for some additional info on the...

You can find scott cason on FB and ask directly, he is supposed to be back in Delaware theoretically in the fall. As to how side car pivots...not sure that i understand the question. It mounts in three places, on the rear wheel bolt, above the seat stay (just under the seat clamp, and u-bolts...

The suggestion was made to to add a pedal assist...mostly this is going to be for the wife and child to to cruise the neighborhood on long holiday weekends...it does take a little getting used to pedaling the bike unloaded...this project was started on a lark...and has taken on a life of its...

quick update...project has been on hold for a few months between work and having to locate some new help to do the finish work. The sidecar and medic box have been painted to match, the coping/trim work inside the sidecar has been hammered down, filled and smoothed. Bike will get a coat to...

Greetings Everyone! I am trying to find out more about the AMF Royal Master. I think I am looking at this exact model tomorrow: http://thecabe.com/vbulletin/showthread.php?13154-New-to-The-CABE-Help-with-indentifying-year-of-bike From the somewhat fuzzy pic provided looks like the chrome on...

Some new pics of the side car with wrap and rivets compliments of Scott Cason. Should have a floor, seat, windshield, and some lighting ahead of the weekend...closing in the end, and pretty excited. Wheels were laced with the Sturmey-Archer 8 speed hub and drum brake (rear), and dynamo...

yep. the wheel had to be moved back to be in parallel with the rear wheel on the bicycle to stop the side car wheel from dragging, but it all remains in contact with the ground.

So all the weather on the east coast has delayed things for a little while...but the logjam's been busted and there's been a lot of work. Scott has been working diligently at Ram's Rod Shop and really fabricating a wickedly robust sidecar. I got a QuickBrick tire from Amazon for the mockup...

Now that I have my initial post corrected, let me add the rest of the frame build pics. Scott Cason provided all the know how and photographed the work thus far. This is the first stage of the frame build. These are of the supporting wheel on the cart. These are the updated buildup of...

twospot, thanks for the feedback. I went to take a look at the work last week, and the clearance is close, but definitely there. The link above has all the work thus far. I will try and sort it out a little more by date/event. I will also verify with Scott that everything is copacetic. But...

Greetings all…happened upon this site looking for information on Felt Cruisers…was NOT disappointed. Enough detail to make my head swim. Have a handful of bikes in the stable, enjoy all kinds of riding and interested to know more about the design, fabrication, and maintenance of bikes in...

also, I'm keeping this a pedal bike…not gonna motorize it.

OK, to recap…New guy here…Working with Scott Cason out of Dover Delaware on this. He's done some excellent work on both pedal and motorized bikes. Here's an example of his fine work here and here. So I purchased a Felt MP 2012 on a lark, then found this site…and the rest is more or less...

I am literally brand new to this forum as a member, but've been tracking this thread for a short while. I am working with Scott Cason out of Dover Delaware to build a side car for my 2012 Felt MP. Here is some of his work . He does gas-bikes and pedal only bikes as well. Looking for some...