Is it more ..........

[A J]

tiring riding the bike or as a pillion? and this is on a motorway journey so not twisty roads but just sitting there for a long time with the wind blast etc CBR600F with a double bubble btw.

Just asking because i have done long motorway journeys with someone on the back and just want to know what would be more tiring on an all day motorway trip??

I have never done a long trip on the back of a bike so i have no idea, so what do you reckon??

A J
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[Visitor Q]

Pillion.

I find it far more stressful, uncomfortable and exhertive.

Fuck that for a giggle on more then a 5 minute trip.
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[Jack_Cheese]

I'd get more bored as a pillion and probably try skitching, which is never a good idea...

Jack
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[TOM M]

When i went pillion on me dads bike to see the world superbikes at silverstone (june 2003), on the way there we did A-roads and i felt fine, the scenary changed a lot, the roads did etc.

On the way back we did the motorway route and i really got bored, started getting pins and needles etc.
The wind constantly battering me and i felt shattered when we got home.
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