Wayneovich
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Got some butterflies in my stomach as I have never done this but this girl has ridden so I believe we will be O.K. wish me luck 
About to head out 2 up for 1st time
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Gosh dang good luck, take it slow and allow for more stopping time. Have some signals to communicate!
Got some butterflies in my stomach as I have never done this but this girl has ridden so I believe we will be O.K. wish me luck
Has she ever been a passenger? Or is she a rider herself.
I always tell new passengers to just keep their body and head in line with mine, don't try to counteract my movements.
Be extra careful my friend, good luck.
Bubba
woodrrow
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remember john. tell her if she's afraid to lean with you that you will wreck, but if she leans with you that you wont wreck. It gets the point across. Have her look over your shoulder in the turn and you will both be ok. Take the time to practice with her before you get on the road. Make sure to let her know it is nothing like being a passenger in a car but she has her own responsibility in riding with you. And next time holler at me in advance and we'll ride out together.
Good luck. It is fun having a passenger.
GixxerFixxer
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Yup... makes 6th gear wheelies even easier
Wayneovich
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Well made it back a O.K. thanks for the helpful tips as soon as she got on the butterflies were gone
I will say this 2up is cool but be ready as everything takes double .Thanks again. Wood thanks for checking sorry i didn't get it until later
I will say this 2up is cool but be ready as everything takes double .Thanks again. Wood thanks for checking sorry i didn't get it until later
coreywiley
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I still haven't done that after all these years
Was that you I passed today?!
Ida been nervous too
I'm sorry...really, I couldn't help it
KvHotDog4
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Just remember to leave extra braking distance the busa is already a big girl then with the comined weight or you and your rider adds up quick. Also, before you head out put her on the back and rock side to side and get a feel of the weight it will suprise you but the bike can handle two up very well, girlfriend and I just got back from just under a 1,300 mile trip on my 2007. Good luck and becareful best advice you can get is allow extra braking distance.
Good job.
Wayneovich
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sixpack577 that is just disturbing man
I ride 2-up 95% of the time. My wife is so comfortable that I hardly know she is there, I have to reach back every now and then to make sure she is still on the seat. Once you get used to riding 2-up, you wont know how to act when you are by yourself, your bike will feel like a 750.
Was that you I passed today?!
That has to be photo~chopped ???
How could that rear guard not be rubbing on the wheel ??
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