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Hi , sounds great , I'll be watching with interest ,as I might be fitting a sidecar to my DL1000 in the next year or so .
Are you going to fit leading link front forks ?
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Yes Dodger, keep watching, we'll be keeping this thread updated till we get the final result. We are not planning to fit leading link front forks. According to Claude we may add a steering damper if the need arises. This is something that is an unknown until all is together, setup and adjusted. Most time they are not really required but only time will tell.
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Hi , sounds great , I'll be watching with interest ,as I might be fitting a sidecar to my DL1000 in the next year or so .
Are you going to fit leading link front forks ?
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Our paths may cross next year. You won't be too hard to miss. Can't wait to see pics of your project.
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Hey BlackBeast,
We are planning to leave Charleston SC by November 2010. When are you starting your trip? and what are you going to be riding? We really cannot wait to start our journey. Hope to see you on the road. Keep tuned!!!
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Hey BlackBeast,
We are planning to leave Charleston SC by November 2010. When are you starting your trip? and what are you going to be riding? We really cannot wait to start our journey. Hope to see you on the road. Keep tuned!!! 
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The wife and I plan on leaving Vancouver Sept. 2010. We will both be on DR650's. It is really tough getting thru' a work day without wishing that we could just leave now.
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Update
Here it is the first picture of our new hack.
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