Yep...a big thankyou to Keith. Good to know there are still good honest folk in this world.
Was an absolute pleasure meeting and dealing with him and most of all a stunning robust offroad sidecar he has developed
My new rig has allowed me to ride bike again(credit to Smiling Winds).
A sidecar is a complete different animal. I got on the rig and within seconds of taking off on a steep right hand slope I managed to crash into some trees which stopped the bike dropping down a 5m embankment into the dam.
Off road takes some getting used to and cambers in the road
My balls grew a little bigger on ride home from Swellendam to Capetown. By the way this rig sure works the arms.
Now cannot wait to get out there off the tar into the unknown.....like before
Hey guys ....life is short and can change in seconds...enjoy every moment of it and ride safe and defensive
Ha! I just closed my eyes when I heard you crashing through the bush

You're right in saying that sidecars are a completely different animal Jcee, its no longer a bike when you fit one, its now a rig. Don't worry the arms will get used to it as you are now steering your bike to turn and using your throttle and braking to assist you, not leaning anymore... also its up to you now to find that "sweet spot"where the rig becomes easier and easier to ride in differing conditions by adjusting your tow-in and lean out... tyre pressures, your riding style, the amount of load you carry, playing with the different settings you have on the BMW for electronic suspension adjustment, these all make a difference to the ride.
Just got another order in for a couple planning a ride to Cairo and a new body for another adventurous soul making up his own chassis for a Super Tenere, can't wait to see it!

I look forward to my personal one arriving in the next two weeks and then perhaps we can take a ride out together into the Cedarberg and Tankwa Karoo before I head North for Namibia, Botswana, Zambia, Malawi and Mozambique.
Hope you continue to enjoy your new rig.

Cheers
K