Just incase you thought motorbike sidecart's were not available in Cambodia, cause you had not seen any, a shop at 64 Monivong [ almost opposite Thai Hout s/market ] has a selection of new Stallions motorbikes. The larger one in photo is just over $4000, but they have a smaller one on a bike like a Zoomer.
http://www.stallionsmotor.com

In 2011, there was one frequently to be seen near Mama's Deli - a sidecar on the sort of big Chinese
bike (as used by the Chinese police in Shanghai and Kunming) which was a sort-of copy of the
Soviet bike which was a sort of copy of the WW2 German Army BMW.

Off Khaosarn Road in Bangkok there is (or was) a cutie little Vespa with a sidecar on static display.

I noticed that bike shop but haven't been in. Thai brand apparently. There are several Russian Urals around town. Sometimes by Tang motor shop, sometimes at a shop on 360 a bit west of the fore station.

wots a fucking sidecart?

sidecar

SinnSisamouth wrote:wots a fucking sidecart?

sidecar

I always thought a '' car '' had four wheels, a motor , a steering wheel, plus a lot more.
A cart,,, something that is pulled by something else. Maybe after all these years you can prove my thinking wrong.

I've always known it as a sidecar as well.

Duncan wrote:

SinnSisamouth wrote:wots a fucking sidecart?

sidecar

I always thought a '' car '' had four wheels, a motor , a steering wheel, plus a lot more.
A cart,,, something that is pulled by something else. Maybe after all these years you can prove my thinking wrong.

a sidecart would be those ones that sell stuff (soup, eggs etc) and are pulled by daelim motos. a cart for carting stuff around not a car for carrying passengers or a dog.

you have been calling them sidecarts for years and no one ever said wtf are you talking about!?