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Welcome..
side-car(sid'kar')n.
1. An extraordinary form of
transportation that brings diverse
people together for a multitude of
reasons, the most prominent being
sheer enjoyment!
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Sometime is the next week or so we are moving the site to another server, but the name Sidecar.com will not change.
We also think that all the information in the forum will be there after the change over but, there might be some problems that pop up during the move. We will also at some time later update the forum programs.
This change will take a few days to complete ( for behind the green curtain, the shifting address needs to percolate through the entire world wide web master routers, all of them!) During that time some posts and new members may be lost. During the move, some users may still get the old site but stay with us and try again later.
You will know you have reached the new site when the USCA logo in the upper left corner turns into a color logo. Thanks for bearing with us.
We are the United Sidecar Association, an independent, not-for-profit organization of diverse people from all walks of life who share a common interest motorcycles with sidecars. The USCA was founded in 1976 in the Chicago area, but has grown to include members throughout the USA, Canada, and, in fact, throughout the world
Our leadership consists of an elected board of directors comprised of a President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, and seven Regional Directors. We also boast a strong volunteer staff that provides support on many levels; volunteers help in administrative tasks, and can serve as state representatives. We are truly an organization as strong as its members, and welcome anyone who may want to offer their time and talent.
Our activities revolve around motorcycles and sidecars. In the early part of the 20th Century, long before family values became a slogan, motorcyclists attached sidecars to cycles so that they could take family and friends with them on their adventures. This same spirit is what we foster and in the energy behind what we do.
USCA activities are planed around family and friends. We enjoy going to rallies, touring, camping out, or even just calling up a friend to go on a casual ride. People are what we are about.
The USCA is about people. Making new friendships, keeping old one alive, and helping others, all while enjoying our motorcycles and sidecars. And you don't even have to own a rig to be part of it, as membership is open to anyone expressing an interest in our sport.
Membership in the USCA is open to anyone expressing an interest. Members can choose to be as active as they wish. If you're on the fence about sidecars, our magazine, The Sidecarist and this web site are good places to go for information. Please join us!
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