1. 1913 Thor Twin with sidecar
   Indian Model 34B with sidecar
2. Norton Big 4 with sidecar
   GG Duetto

One of the earliest motorcycle and sidecar combinations, the Thor Twin is a true antique. In fact, Thor was responsible for producing the first sidecars in America from 1912 onward.

1. 1913 Thor Twin with sidecar
   Indian Model 34B with sidecar
2. Norton Big 4 with sidecar
   GG Duetto

The Norton Big 4 was used by Allied military forces during World War II and could carry up to three men. It was made well before the war, however, and found favor from civilian customers as well.

1. 1913 Thor Twin with sidecar
   Indian Model 34B with sidecar
2. Norton Big 4 with sidecar
   GG Duetto

Built in the mid-1990s, the GG Duetto is a high-performance motorcycle and sidecar combo. Around 30 units were built over a five-year period.

1. Indian Model 34B with sidecar
   GG Duetto
2. Harley-Davidson FHA 8-Valve V-Twin racer with Scrambler sidecar
   Triumph Model H with sidecar

Designed in 1914, the Triumph H was used by the British Army during World War I. It often had a sidecar attached as well, thus adding space for a passenger.

1. Harley-Davidson FHA 8-Valve V-Twin racer with Scrambler sidecar
   Ural cT
2. Triumph Model H with sidecar
   Norton Big 4 with sidecar

Classic bike and sidecar producer Ural has a range of models for a new generation of sidecar fans. The cT is the perfect machine to get into the sidecar game, easy to ride and customizable as well. It comes in three assorted colors.

1. Ural cT
   Triumph Model H with sidecar
2. Honda Goldwing with GTL sidecar
   1913 Thor Twin with sidecar

One of the world’s great touring bikes, the Honda Goldwing can add another passenger with a sidecar. One such option is a sidecar made by GTL.

1. Honda Goldwing with GTL sidecar
   DKW-RT-350 with Binder sidecar
2. Ural cT
   Harley-Davidson FHA 8-Valve V-Twin racer with Scrambler sidecar

A German motorcycle, the DKW-RT-350 was often paired with a Binder sidecar. This combination could reach 75 mph.

1. Norton Big 4 with sidecar
   GG Duetto
2. DKW-RT-350 with Binder sidecar
   Ural Scrambler

Introduced in 2015, the Scrambler has off-road tires for off-road adventuring. It looks like it was made for the beaten path.

1. Ural Scrambler
   1913 Excelsior Twin with sidecar
2. Indian Model 34B with sidecar
   Honda Goldwing with GTL sidecar

Another brilliant example of an early motorcycle model with a sidecar. The Excelsior Twin was powered by a 1000cc engine.

1. Sokol 1000
   Harley-Davidson FHA 8-Valve V-Twin racer with Scrambler sidecar
2. 1913 Excelsior Twin with sidecar
   Ural cT

This pre-war Polish motorcycle was designed with a sidecar. Around 3,400 were built between 1934 and 1939.

1. Royal Enfield
   BSA G14
2. Triumph Model H with sidecar
   1913 Thor Twin with sidecar

This 986 cc V-Twin motorcycle was available to British forces during World War II as a standalone model or with a sidecar.

1. 1913 Thor Twin with sidecar
   Zenith JAP-8 with Graisley TT sidecar
2. BMW 75
   Sokol 1000

This motorcycle and sidecar combination was produced in Germany during World War II. It was built specifically at the Germany army’s request.

1. Chang Jiang CJ750 M1M
   GG Duetto
2. Zenith JAP-8
   BMW 75

A motorcycle based on a Russian model, which, in turn, was based on a German model. Yes, that’s the story of the Chang Jiang CJ750. Most of these have sidecars and are called BMW replicas, which they are not.

1. Harley-Davidson FHA 8-Valve V-Twin racer with Scrambler sidecar
   Chang Jiang CJ750 M1M
2. Brough Superior Austin Four
   Indian Model 34B

The Brough Superior Austin Four was very different. Marketed in the 1930s, it was deemed a luxury motorcycle and, in fact, had two rear wheels. This motorcycle was specifically developed to be used with a sidecar.

1. Cezeta 502 with Druzeta sidecar
   Brough Superior Austin Four
2. Indian Model 34B
   BSA G14

Cezeta scooters were manufactured in Czechoslovakia between 1957 and 1964. These unique-looking scooters, which were noted for their length, often included Druzeta sidecars.

1. Cezeta 502 with Druzeta sidecar
   1913 Thor Twin with sidecar
2. Ural T TWD
   Sokol 1000

Of the new range of motorcycle and sidecar models, this is the entry-level machine from Ural. It is very basic, with just the necessary parts equipped. Nothing fancy here at all but that helps keep the price down.

1. Vespa Scooter
   DKW-RT-350 with Binder sidecar
2. Royal Enfield
   Ural T TWD

It’s a beautiful thing when a wacky idea comes to fruition, like the Vespa scooter and a sidecar made to look like a Volkswagen bus. Genius!

1. Zenith JAP-8
   Vespa Scooter
2. Suzuki GSXF-1000
   Triumph Model H with sidecar

A Japanese sports bike with a sidecar. Yes, it has been done.

1. Suzuki GSXF-1000
   Sokol 1000
2. GG Duetto
   IMZ-Ural

Formed in 1941, the first machine made by Ural was the IMZ-Ural. It was based on the BMW R-71. Ural continues to this day, making a host of motorcycles with sidecars.

1. IMZ-Ural
   BW-73
2. Chang Jiang CJ750 M1M
   GG Duetto

This was essentially a hybrid BMW 73 and Zündapp KS 750 configuration where the BMW sidecar could be bolted to the Zundapp KS 750 motorcycle. This was done at the request of the German army as parts for each started to become scarce.

1. Dnepr N-72
   BW-73
2. Norton Big 4
   1913 Thor Twin with sidecar

A product of the Soviet Union, the Dnepr N-72 was based on the BMW R71. Most were produced with a sidecar.

1. 1913 Excelsior Twin with sidecar
   BW-73
2. Dnepr N-72
   Ural Tourist

Great for long roads, the tourist has an electric start, leading link forks for a smoother ride and even a trunk to pack a picnic lunch. This is a great motorcycle and sidecar option to explore those back roads.

1. BSA G14
   Ural Tourist
2. Honda Silverwing
   Royal Enfield

A 600cc scooter, the Silverwing from Honda is a popular bike. Add a sidecar, and you can add another passenger!

1. Honda Silverwing
   Triumph Model H with sidecar
2. Rikuo Type 97
   Harley-Davidson FHA 8-Valve V-Twin racer with Scrambler sidecar

This Japanese sidecar combination was used extensively throughout World War II and could transport three soldiers. Despite the fact that more than 16,000 were built, finding one today is very difficult.

1. Honda Goldwing with GTL sidecar
   Royal Enfield
2. Rikuo Type 97
   Ural Sportsman

A unique design, the Ural Sportsman not only provides drive to one wheel but with the mere flick of a switch, the wheel on the sidecar will receive drive from the engine as well. That means the Sportsman can climb hills with ease, no matter the load. In fact, it can go just about anywhere.

1. Ural Cross TWD
   GG Duetto
2. 1913 Thor Twin with sidecar
   Harley-Davidson FHA 8-Valve V-Twin racer with Scrambler sidecar

The Ural Cross TWD is a higher specification of the regular Cross model. It is powered by a 745cc 2-cylinder Boxster engine.

1. BSA Sloper
   Ural Sportsman
2. Suzuki GSXF-1000
   DKW-RT-350 with Binder sidecar

A BSA model from the 1930's, the Sloper, powered by a 595 cc engine, was often coupled with a sidecar.

1. BSA Sloper
   Zündapp KS 750
2. Ural Sportsman
   DKW-RT-350 with Binder sidecar

Another German produced motorcycle/sidecar combo from World War II, the Zundapp KS 750 was powered by a 751 cc four-stroke motor that produced 26 brake horsepower. More than 18,000 were made until 1944. They were discontinued because they were too expensive to produce.

1. Zündapp KS 750
   Vespa Scooter
2. Royal Enfield
   Ural Ranger

A flat twin 750 is the power behind the Ural Ranger. This is effectively a "go anywhere" motorcycle and sidecar combination. It even comes with tools, a shovel, air pump and other accessories for your adventures.

1. Ural Ranger
   Gilet Herstal 720
2. Brough Superior Austin Four
   Harley-Davidson FHA 8-Valve V-Twin racer with Scrambler sidecar

More than 700 Gilet Herstal 720s served with the French army at the outbreak of World War II. More had been ordered but because one of its components was produced by Bosch (a German company) and Germany had declared war on France, they stopped supplying it. The 720 was powered by a 728cc engine.

1. Gilet Herstal 720
   Zenith JAP-8
2. PMZ-A-750
   Sokol 1000

A Russian motorcycle often with a sidecar combination, the PMZ-A-750 was produced before World War II. Around 4,600 were built.

1. PMZ-A-750
   Dnipro with sidecar
2. Chang Jiang CJ750 M1M
   BMW-73

Dnipro motorcycles have been produced in Kiev, Ukraine, since 1967. Many models come with sidecar options.

1. Dnipro with sidecar
   1913 Excelsior Twin with sidecar
2. Brough Superior Austin Four
   Krauser Domini

A three-wheeler, in essence, the Krauser Domini is sold in Europe and Japan and the sidecar portion is part of the structure of the overall machine. It is powered by a BMW engine.

1. BSA Sloper
   Ural Cross
2. Krauser Domini
   Zenith JAP-8

Aimed at the outdoorsman, the Ural Cross is the perfect motorcycle and sidecar for an outdoor adventure. Accessories include a fuel can to increase range, a first aid box and a shovel.

1. Gilet Herstal 720
   Rikuo Type 97
2. Royal Enfield
   Ural Retro

Considered the best of the Ural range by sidecar enthusiasts, the Retro was first introduced in 2003. It comes with a stainless steel luggage rack, a sidecar windshield and a jerry can.