Sidecars go pretty good in rough stuff, even deep snow. You just need to shift your weight to get traction where you need it, forward over the front wheel to steer or stop, aft over the rear wheel to climb grades or get started. It helps if you have an agile monkey(passenger).

My GPS is so old as to be nearly useless, it doesn't have a mapping feature. i should get a new one, but I spent all my whip out on new camera gear ;-) That ride was never more than 5 miles from my home, and I ride out there a lot, so geting lost wasn't an issue. I carry good forest service and county maps as well as tools, a first aid kit and survival gear when ever I go out, just in case.

I am not sure what you mean by a "slight"

I took a look at your videos-fun stuff! Thanks for sharing them! My brother was in Hong Kong for years and we got a chance to see some of southern China when we visited him, but I didn't get to play on sidecars while we were there.