Did about 150 Miles of two up Riding yesterday and the girls where amazed at how smooth and comfortable the Busa is considering the sportbike not comfortable mystic, And I was amazed at how Different it is with a girl on back that knows how to be back there it was Like being by Myself, everyone else I've given a ride too have made me nervous. Good day of riding. They have figured out when I say hold on I don't mean a Harley hold but reach around and lock if possible lol
Two up Riding
- Thread starter onerabidshark
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You said " girls" is that plural? more than one? Thats what I'm talking about!
two bikes two girls Me on my Busa and roomate on his 1200 sportster.
I'll bet 75% of my riding anymore is two up. She is a great rider and loves going fast so we have become a rather quick couple. We've been 165, anyone go faster with passenger? After getting use to the weight, I've found the busa super smooth and planted...and fun two up. Not to mention the two "added extras" against me for twice the enjoyment. I'm smiling just thinking about them. I mean her.
NO i hit a whopping 120 before im gasping for air. Wife used to want a bike but after a ride through some of the MO curves it changed her mind. Hell i was so bent on scaring the shid out of her i fugged around and scraped my engine case on a turn. Oh well dont have to worry about any more passengers. Now i can get my alunimum subframe and racing tail section.
Not really into the two up riding style. Prefer much more to ride solo, more free to do whatever I want.
I have been TOLD I am a very good passenger!
Never ridden anyone on the back of my bike though. But I do think staying close to the driver and mimicing their movements, but otherwise staying as still as possible, helps to make a good rear seat!
Never ridden anyone on the back of my bike though. But I do think staying close to the driver and mimicing their movements, but otherwise staying as still as possible, helps to make a good rear seat!
85% of my riding is with one of my daughters, 14&12 yrs old. they are both great riders, cant even tell they are back there. My 12 yr old rode with me during the Busa Bash 3, we rode around 250 miles on Sunday on the way home. The Busa is just a GREAT BIKE.
#cruncherbusa
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You have to let them know they better grab a fistfull of jacket or grab their other hand!
Sirissac
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I took my wife for a short ride on Sunday. She later complained on how uncomfortable it was . This is my first sport bike, so I really didn't have anything I could say as far as advise on riding position and such. Might be a dumb question, but how exactly should a passenger be riding for best overall comfort. Should she be leaning a lot of her weight on me or what. She usually rides without complaint and I haven't had any complaints. We are both in good shape, so that isn't an issue. I imagine I will get a lot of smart ass coments on this one, oh well...
2005BigBoy
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I've had a few good passengers, but most of them don't have a clue. I agree, it can make the difference between a great ride and a horrible ride.
I actually like passengers who hold on tight. That way when I lean into corners they're not resisting the lean or helping it and I know they holding on and won't fall off the back.
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