World's fastest motorcycle sidecar

[pappy]

World's fastest motorcycle sidecar.  224 Miles per hour two way average at the Bonneville Salt Flats, September 2012.  Also holds multiple class records as follows: 2007 SCTA/USFRA World Record 199 mph SCS-G 1350cc Class, 2008 SCTA/USFRA World Record 208 mph SCS-F 1350cc Class, 2009 SCTA/USFRA World Record 218 mph SCS-G 1350cc Class, 2011 SCTA/USFRA World Record 223 mph SCS-G 1650cc Class, 2012 SCTA/USFRA World Record 224 mph SCS-G 1650cc Class.  Steel tube frame, aluminum body, Suzuki engine.  Chain drive, water cooled.  This sled can set other class records depending on engine, or will be an excellent museum piece or collector's item.  $19,000 as is, ready to run complete with roomy 20 foot enclosed trailer that also serves as workshop, software, records, spares, and special tools.  Pick up, or I can deliver at extra cost.  Call 360 813 5430.

[JustaRacer]

If you are using Windows:

Open the picture with MSPaint (Paint).  Go to IMAGE pulldown, then STRETCH AND SKEW.  Type in 50% and 50%, then save the image.  It not only shrinks the image, but it compresses, to make a small file size.

[PorkPie]

Pappy is talking about this rig

[pappy]

I figured out how to add pictures and have added several to my original post now.  The nice picture posted by Porkpie shows the bike coming off the line.  As you get further down the course the rider crouches down lower behind the wind screen.

[Stainless1]

John, you should mention that the motor runs to the rev-limiter so more gear will probably make someone a new 2 club member 

[PorkPie]

I figured out how to add pictures and have added several to my original post now.  The nice picture posted by Porkpie shows the bike coming off the line.  As you get further down the course the rider crouches down lower behind the wind screen.

Pappy,

the first picture you add....I done this picture at the 1 1/4 mile....when you go through the fifth mile, you are much lower, only the helmet shows a little bit out of the body...you will see it on the picture I done in the 2012 season...got you straight in the 5 mile marker...flat out...