Nah… Let him have his fun. It’s all he’s got: fun-sponging and trying to score points off stuff no-one cares about…
There are plenty of after market mechanical devices available Kev that can be fitted to allow just the bike or both the bike and sidecar to lean.
But even if such a device is not fitted, there will always be an irristible urge for the human (or canine) body to lean over into the bend when cornering. It’s called centrifugal force.
Best stick to summat you know something about mate, like dodgy watches 
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Just had an image flash through the grey cells, Canine sidecar IoM TT races.
That is the bit I didn’t know, but aftermarket you say?
Not as supplied on the road then.
As to riders and passengers leaning that has always been the case, and I don’t think I mentioned it, but thanks for mansplaining. 
Not an old Norton, upside down ohlins front forks gives it age away
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I’m jealous of his gnashers, I could use a set like that.
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That’s a great picture 
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A walk around the Aithness coast this morning. It was blowing a hoolie.
The girls enjoyed themselves though.
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Certainly looks that way, smashing pics.
Interested to know how it’s going, and more importantly what it took to reconcile the girls?
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Can’t add a great deal more than this
Four (always off lead) walks a day, regardless of the weather, doesn’t even come close to tiring them out (twenty a day wouldn’t!) but perhaps it helps to calm them somewhat, idk.
If conditions are really horrible I usually restrict them to road walks, which are fine, but they do benefit from tearing about in the open spaces when we go into the fields. Fortunately they don’t bother with sheep, even when they have new born lambs as is the case atm, so I can take them pretty much anywhere I like.
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Hound stacks stones.
Hound runs away sniggering
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