Uh-Oh: Jaing Hack on Convert

[not-fishing]

So close

So inexpensive

So tempting.

The '76 Vert looks decent.

Anyone have any experience with Chinese hacks??

Looks like I'm going to have to go fishing or cut bait

[oldbike54]

 Is it one of the old CJ 750 hacks , or a more modern OHV series hack ? The old ones are fine , I've both ridden in one of those chairs and operated the old CJ it is attached to .

 Dusty

[not-fishing]

Is it one of the old CJ 750 hacks , or a more modern OHV series hack ? The old ones are fine , I've both ridden in one of those chairs and operated the old CJ it is attached to .

 Dusty

No idea on the hack.  I'll have to call him to find out.

The 'Vert it's attached to looks decent and has a deep sump.

[Tom]

If you have an atv, brush up on your riding skills with that.  Practice turns and doughnuts.

[Lee Bruns]

I installed a Jaing chaing sidecar on a GL1000 for a customer a few years go. Seemed fine. He still has it and is very happy with it.

[Antietam Classic Cycle]

Chang Jiang

[not-fishing]

As I get closer to making the drive to Medford to visit the Hacked-Vert I have another question for the forum.

Best Guess --- is a Hacked-Vert a 55-60 mph machine like a Ural or can you cruise at 65-70 if only for a few hours assuming you want to

My youngest and I have been making multi day West Coast tours and find most of the Nevada freeways have 75-80 mph traffic  including the "extended" semis. 

I don't want to be the slug doing 60 mph in the one lane of a two lane 75+ mph freeway.  the main reason I'm staying away from urals

and I will spend a number of long days getting used to the 'Hack before  I even attempt above 55 mph

Mark

[Chuck in Indiana]

I would think a convert hack would do that. My Jack-All rig would easily cruise at 80 plus.