This guy has guts

[newshadow]

This was taken by me the morning after a night and early morning of snow, sleet, freezing rain and rain. To be fair, the bike has a side car, but still, it had to be cold and extremely slippery. It was tough driving in the car that morning.

[GilaMinumBeer]

Only way I'd ride in that much slush is if it were a Ural sidecar with the uniaxle. I've heard those thing are pertnear indestructible in the rough but not worth a dang on highway being limited to s'thing like 60mph at redline.

[dernp]

Maybe not the best decision in that guy`s life.

[Amos Iron Wolf]

Scrap the touring bike as my next bike. I want to keep my Shadow and add a Ural 2wd.

Ural Sidecar Snow Gear Up - YouTube

Ural Sidecar Snow Gear Up - YouTube

[Sgoatley]

Holy crap that looks like fun!!


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[fairlane]

Years ago when I lived in Wisconsin my dad had a guy he worked with that rode his bike with a sidecar year round back and forth to work. 2-3 feet of snow it didn't matter he was on it. More power to him. Not for me though.

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[justinmahn]

Sidecar with driven wheel. Cool.

[MOFO YO]

Not safe...He just got screwed in the divorce...

["D"]

He may have guts, but he ain't got good sense...

[gdb069]

Not sure what the issue is: lived in Ottawa in the 70s and one year drove a 56 Triumph TRW 500 side-valve all year long. Also had a 62 MG Midget that had no top. I had to empty the snow out of the car so sometimes it was just easier to take the bike and sometimes it was just a matter of what started (usually the bike)

G.

PS 1956 TRW was one of those mythical army (NATO) bikes still in the crate. Yes the myth was true. I heard one in the crate was sold last year at an auction for $34k , I should have kept mine.