Harry McMichael wrote
Here are a couple of photos of our completed Sidekick roadster. My wife and I really enjoyed building it together.
By the way your instructions and drawings were right on.
We had to give up riding our individual bikes as my wife has vertigo and hearing problems, and I am 79 years old and had my right arm amputated 10 years ago. Now we both can enjoy biking, we can have a conversation while we peddal, all in all a very enjoyable ride.
Harry McMichael wrote
Here are a couple of photos of our completed Sidekick roadster. My wife and I really enjoyed building it together.
By the way your instructions and drawings were right on.
We had to give up riding our individual bikes as my wife has vertigo and hearing problems, and I am 79 years old and had my right arm amputated 10 years ago. Now we both can enjoy biking, we can have a conversation while we peddal, all in all a very enjoyable ride.
Tom Apel built this single Side Kick. California style
Dear Dan,I thought you’d like to see the latest Michigan “Baja”.
That’s my lovely wife Loraine in the driver’s seat. Thanks for all of your work.
Regards,
Ray Kamalay
I guess the Baja is not just for kids !
Nice job Ray.
David Hutchinson of Los Lunas, New Mexico sent these pictures of his Side Kick. Dave added head lights, taillights and a horn to the cycle.
A note from Ward And Anita Johnston , Canada. Look close some very nice modifications.
Hi Dan
Sending you some pics of what we call our Quad Pod.
Made up the Side Kick and found some local suppliers for the pipe & bike parts.
We added a vinyl top, jump seat, chrome fenders lights and a 48 volt motor and hit the streets in cow town. We take it to the grocery store, do our recycling and we go through the McDonald’s drive-thru getting lots of positive comments.
We give out your website to any who wish to make one and have had
lots of questions. Thanks for a great economical way to get around.
All the best
Ward and Anita Johnston
Christy Cantrell’s entry into the kinetic Sculpture Race in sunny California.
This good looking Sidekick was built by Terry Downey of Conway, AR
Ron Eigenmann painted the hardware to match the frame, nice touch.
Jay Nelson built this wild camper using side kick components.
