Rotary In The Sidecar: 2001 BMW Motorcycle with Sidecar

Motorcycles aren't exactly the safest mode of transportation...even small contact can have huge consequences (which is why people in 4 wheel vehicles should always give them plenty of room), but at least the motorcycle is small and maneuverable.  However, if you add a sidecar to a motorcycle, you still have the same crash exposure, but now lack maneuverability and agility of a normal bike, so its probably more dangerous...BUT...if you feel the thrill of danger beckoning you like a winged siren, you might want to consider upgrading to a turbo rotary powered motorcycle where the engine is in the back of the sidecar.  Find this 2001 BMW Motorcycle with Sidecar offered for $14,900 in Half Moon Bay, CA via craigslist. Tip from Kevin who found it on Bike-urious.

Dressing on the side: 1968 Vespa VBB 150 with Sidecar

The Vespa scooter made its debut in post-war Milan in 1946. Intended to get Italy back on the road, it sold poorly at first, selling only 2,500 in 1946. The VBA/VBB series replaced the original design in 1957 and went on to sell over 750,000 units. Find this 1968 Vespa VBB 150 with Sidecar for sale in Undisclosed, WA for $6,995 via craigslist.

Monkey Business: 2012 Ural Gear-Up

Retro is in and if you want a retro Brit bike you can look to Triumph and its retro-look Bonneville or if you prefer some Italian, Moto Guzzi has its V7 II.  If you want German however, you need to look east to Mother Russia and Ural.  Find this 2012 Ural Gear-Up in Albany, OR for $10,000 via craigslist.

Auction Watch: 1969 Dnepr with Sidecar

Checkout this 1969 Dnepr with Sidecar here on eBay bidding for $5,999 with auction ending on Monday.