Sidecar
Tours in Cape Town

Our sidecar tours cater for groups of up to fifty people at any one time and our drivers are well qualified and fully licensed. Have your breath taken away in a world war II sidecar.

The coolest coffee shop in town opening soon. watch this space. We are happy to carry any ages from 0 to 100 and over. We supply the coolest retro leather jackets, helmets & goggles as well as a complimentary bandana. Our fleet has been fully refurbished & modified to suit South African Road traffic requirements. You can find all the info you need and do the bookings from a single page. The biz is 10 years old this year & contrary to the original plan, continues to grow from one crises to another. Rob Bareham is one of the original drivers who met up with Tim in the early days of Cape Sidecar Adventures in October of Rob is currently the secretary of Odysseus motorcycle club in Cape Town. His other interest is Amateur Radio and electronics and he is the vice chairman of the Cape Town Amateur Radio Club. Schooled and raised in Johannesburg, Pretoria and matriculated Nylstroom. Joined the SA Navy qualified as a Navy Diver and later Naval Diving Instructor. Interested in sport in general but watch rugby, cricket and motor sport specifically when possible. If need be can cook a edible meal other than bacon, eggs and toast. Mike Laatz is a professional musician; he plays the saxophone, and currently works at four Cape restaurants each week, in addition to frequent corporate functions, weddings, parties and shows. He has produced several CDs, which sell well locally and overseas. He also compiles crossword puzzles for various publications; he has produced more than 500 cryptic puzzles for The Times/Sunday Times website. Although he no longer flies, Mike is a qualified microlight pilot. Part of the experience which enthrals both the client and myself is the unique vintage bikes that are used for the different tours. Needless to say, the sidecar has has two passengers and the more laughs there are the better.