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Riding With a Passenger

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robret · 06-03-2009, 07:29 PM

good topic. great tips. if i may add one thing. i ride a sport bike, and i have learned to hold onto the bike much like a horse. i squeeze my legs on the tank. this allows me to maintain a light grip on the controls..
i instruct my passenger to do the same, especially under braking. to squeeze me lol between their legs. i find it helps them to stay on that perch we call a passenger seat.
i hope that didn't come off to weird. cheers

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06-03-2009, 07:29 PM	#2
robret Registered Member Join Date: May 2009 Posts: 57	good topic. great tips. if i may add one thing. i ride a sport bike, and i have learned to hold onto the bike much like a horse. i squeeze my legs on the tank. this allows me to maintain a light grip on the controls.. i instruct my passenger to do the same, especially under braking. to squeeze me lol between their legs. i find it helps them to stay on that perch we call a passenger seat. i hope that didn't come off to weird. cheers