Has somebody felt backpain while riding in the back seat of Honda Unicorn motorbike?

Question:
Hi everyone, I wish to buy the honda unicorn bike. But after enquiring with some of my friends they say the above said problem. Has any one of you felt the same & if so will the honda company do something about it. I heard that the rear is Advanced technology "Mono" suspension which is a stripped down version of the same in Sports bikes. Has this got to do anything related to my question?

Is this dangerous??

Thanks in advance for your much needed help

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Answers:

I've just bought a two seater convertible?

A product from the Honda stable having a funny problem?
Surely beats me.
I dont think so coz 2 pals of mine have unicorns and they often do touring on it WITH EASE.
That should prove my point??

Have the DVLA sent your license to the wrong address?

By the way, A Merry Christmas to you too!!!

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DO i sit in the drivers seat?

maybe you weren't feeling well that day coz if that bike wasn't good enough,then the bike will have gone off market.you better try some other bikes first and then decide which bike u wanna have!!!!

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