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2015 Ural cT Review

2015 Ural cT Review

Posted on January 9, 2016March 26, 2020 By Jarvis

It’s Fun, I Want One, and so do You.

After riding a motorcycle for a quarter century, I thought I knew how to ride. And then I had to drive around Northern Washington in (on?) a burnt-orange-painted Ural cT sidecar rig. I discovered I’m not as good a rider as I thought I was.

For one thing, it didn’t want to go straight – it needed constant correction. It also didn’t turn like a motorcycle – at least not until the sidecar would come up off the ground in tight turns. Then it would countersteer, but only until the third wheel touched down and turned the great orange contraption back into a… what? It’s not a car. It’s not a motorcycle.
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