Fancy a bit on the side?
Squire has paired one of their ST3 sport sidecars with Yamaha’s muscular XJR 1300.
This British company pioneered modern sports sidecars, developing their first model in 1973 for use with multi-cylinder Japanese superbikes of the time such as Honda’s 750-4.
Squire merged with Watsonian sidecars in 1989 and the company still manufactures sidecars in the Heart of England, all hand built by British craftsmen.
With an exceptionally strong perimeter frame, single-piece glass fibre body and 13-inch polished alloy wheels, the single-seat ST3 sports sidecar is particularly suitable for high performance sports motorcycles, where precise high speed handling is essential.
Tipping the scales at 91Kg, the ST3 measures 2180mm long and 86omm wide, and comes with plenty of legroom for comfort and a generous boot for extra carrying capacity.
Powered by a muscular 96hp 4-cylinder engine with quality Öhlins suspension, the torquey Yamaha XJR is well suited to sidecar work and its a traditional tubular steel frame is both strong and practical for attaching sidecar fittings.
Squire ST3 sidecars provide plenty of sporty space for passenger and luggage.
Prices start at £3,495 (colour matched paintwork is an optional extra). A full factory fitting service, with tuition for novice drivers, is also available.
Find out more at watsonian-squire.com