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i've never rode with a passenger before,how different is it?
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It she's a good passenger you won't know she's there, except for the titts in your back.You don't have the same opportunity to zone out because you have to be cognizant of another individual.
Its great ! she holds onto your waist wraps her legs around you and gets turned on more and more with each shift of the gears ,every stop light you get to hear heavy breathing and a lot of cheek kisses ,
It`s not much different once you get going. but the passenger should know something about riding. if they nlean the wrong way, they could cause you to wreck.
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It's not much different. It does however increase your stopping distance. It also slows your turning speed, or your turn back speed slightly. One other thing, hard braking causes the passenger to slide forward against you, which can be tricky in sticky situations.Where can I find an undertail kit for a 1994 Yamaha FZR1000 motorcycle?
it depends on the passenger your riding with, the one that lets your drive the bike and just sit there with every turn will definitely get you to places but for those who has a habit of banking from different directions will get you to the hospital or the morgue in no time...always wear crash helmetshow can i tell if the rings are shot on xs850sh yamaha 1981?
Well that would depend on you, and the passenger. Hopefully he or she has a little experience on riding on the back, He or she needs to move with the bike, and not hold on too tight, relax and dont dwell so hard about it. Go with the flow.Does the Yamaha V-Star 1100A Classic need a custom air filter?
It's depends on the rider. Get the right rider and the bike will be slightly better to handle because of the weight. But if you get the wrong rider and you will fighting the bike and the rider and that's not good. That could get you hurt or killed!i have some questions about motorcycles?
Passengers are not a problem provided you are prepared for some changes. The center of gravity on the bike will shift higher. You will only notice this when you stop. You will not notice too much difference with a passenger riding straight but if they assume they have to "lean" with the bike as opposed to just sitting still then you will feel them move around. I tell all passengers I have a problem with to just sit still and let me drive. I tell them to look over my right shoulder in a right curve and my left shoulder in a left curve. That solves the "leaning" problem quite nicely. Also stress to the passenger that they are not to move around much while you are stopped. If they move around too much and you're not prepared you will most likely drop the bike. Don't let any of this scare you...riding with a passenger is not scary. Just prepare yourself for some changes in physics. That's it...it's just physics.Not too bad, but you will feel the extra weight in acceleration & braking. The number one thing is that your passenger MUST LEAN with you and trust that you know what you're doing. It sucks trying to lean into a turn and having the bike handle like a sack of rocks because your passenger refuses to cooperate. it's even worse when they decide to trust you MID-TURN and lean in, which pitches the bike over FAST!
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The general rule is that they need to lean with you, no more and no less. Take it easy at first if your passenger doesn't know how to be one, and lean forward when shifting or you'll get "helmet-butted" every time.
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Having a passenger sucks! It takes all the fun out of riding the bike. Want to carry passengers.... get a car. If someone is bent on riding with you, make them get their own bike.websites in which i can find all specifications of engines & performance of indian bikes?
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