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| john2 |
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| phantomtek |
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 phantomtek Lil Joe Tek
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| john2 wrote: | Hi, im after some advice on being a pillion, i have never been a pillion on a bike before and in a bout a months time i am going to be going on the back of my dads mates aprilia rsv and just wondered if anyone can tell me some dos and donts when on the back, i currently ride an rs50 on the road so know about biking just never been a pillion. Oh and BTW do you think Ipswich to Donnington is to far for the first time? |
Never too far for the first time.
General rules:
Don't lean against the bike, or try to lean the bike yourself. Just go with it.
Don't jump off the bike while it is moving, sounds stupid but it does happen.
Try to enjoy the ride, and don't try making signals to other users, or give them the rods or anything.
That's about all you'll need, try to sit comfortably too seen as it's a long way, and don't fidget. If the rider is going too fast, give him a quick signal to slow down, only go as fast as you are comfortable with.
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Establish some rules as in when I want to nail the bike I tap my wifes thigh then she knows to grip like f*ck and I know she hasn't fallen off the back as well And likewise if you want the rider to slow down a tap on the arm or something. ____________________ Ride with the music! |
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| Smithy |
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 Smithy Two Stroke Sniffer

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One other point when pillion, watch out when moving your legs for the bloody exhaust, burns  ____________________ KTM LC4 owner |
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 jay_666 World Chat Champion

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Basically what phantomtek said. Just lean with the bike, and don't fidget. ____________________ CBT - Done | Theory - Passed | Test - 4th Oct [PASSED!]
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 snuff2005 Nitrous Nuisance

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another thing which piss's me off wen i take one of my mates home some times, he likes to look were hes going which is fine but he dunt just turn his head to look past mine he moves his whole body to one side of the bike which is realy not that nice to handle.
my advice would be the same as sed b4 tho just keep sat in the centre of the pillion seat and try to stay directly behind the rider as not to put the guy off balence, dont worry to much about turning your head to look around i just advise not shifting your weight to do so ____________________ [MBK Ovetto 50cc] [CPI Popcorn 50cc - FOR SALE - With pics]
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 20 years, 169 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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