A wallet loosener on eBay!

[themoudie]

This may raise the adrenalin levels of the sidecar/East European/2stroke fratermity! 

PANNONIA-T5-SIDECAR-DUNA-1970

My regards, Bill

[manxie]

Very tempting  Would the chair need to be on the other side to be UK legal? Just curious

[themoudie]

Aye Steve,

No idea, is the sum total of my knowledge on that, no doubt there will be chapter and verse in a wee while! 

Bit wet in the Island this week, by the look of it, so Injebreck should be good for the fishing, rather than Peel breakie.

Good health, Bill

[manxie]

Hi Bill. Yes, very wet for the past 48hrs and the rest of the week doesn`t look good. You could probably go fishing on the streets 

Cheers, Steve.

[iansoady]

He seems to have a niche selling Iron Curtain combos eg:

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/URAL-M62-1962-sidecar-M72-Dnepr-Cossack-Neval/113342504145

Not sure I fancy the Pannonia though......

[Moto63]

Its the guys eBay user name that makes me laugh...... he seems to sell nothing but outfits. His user name is FASTBOY.... 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Cheers, Michael

[johnr]

sidecars in the uk have to be fitted to the left side on all bikes registered after 1981, on bikes registered as being built prior to 1981 the sidecar can be on either side.

[timbo]

Love the look of all these bikes, and JohnR is right on the money factually. A Pannonia would be a very rare bike in the UK. Polish i believe. Watch this space for Guzzi Steve, who now has my 1973 Ural solo which looks class, but with a knackered engine, and also my 1984 Dnepr outfit, with a right hand sidecar 

[Guzziless Steve]

Sorry to highjack the thread, but seeing as Tim mentioned the Ural, thought you might like to see what happens when oil filter changes get neglected on one. 
Oil filter as removed
https://photos.app.goo.gl/qL3SBhrV1seCgXBv7
Oil strainer clogged with bits of oil filter
https://photos.app.goo.gl/tq4KtEYJhacfF3cF7
Insides of oil filter pulled out of oil ways in the engine
https://photos.app.goo.gl/nzmNNj2XqhgWTjwk9

[timbo]

That's messy! Not guilty your honour, as I never had the bike on the road 

[Guzziless Steve]

That's messy! Not guilty your honour, as I never had the bike on the road 

No, unfortunately you got stitched up by the seller on that one Tim.  Can't understand why people neglect bikes like that so much though, especially on Soviet stuff which is not known for the best reliability anyway.  Even the Dnepr had no oil in the gearbox or final drive (again, fault of person you bought it off).