I ride mostly solo, so it's nice to have that look. But it is nice to have the extra seat in a pinch. I wouldn't put anyone on it for a long time though.

 

hi,

i am thinking of buying one as a second bike, you must be wrapped in your new Rocker...do you have any pics?

Cheers

 

Obviously, the Rocker wasn't designed to be a long distance two-up bike. For a short two-up jaunt to the BBQ place: Sure. Two-up on an all-dayer? No. Wrong bike for that.

Now, having actually SEEN a Rocker C at Old Fort Harley...to my eyes it is onebad (in a good sense) looking machine. Quite radical for an OEM bike. I'd own one in a heartbeat if:

* I was rich.
* Wife rode her own bike. (She could ride our Deuce! Yeah, that's the ticket!)

Andre Ming
Eastern OK

 

There was a bike in that video? I was too busy watching the rear end of that chic at the end of a video. I don't care who you are, sometimes the best views of a lady is on the back end of a bike with no backrest.

 

Like the rules to this forum say, opinions, everyone has one. Apparently hardly anyone on this post has even seen a Rocker in person much less sat on or ridden one.Opinions.....

To answer the question - yes. But torepeat the impressive graspof the obvious here, noI would no travel cross country on any small seat. When I decide to take longer tripsmy secondbike will be one of those rolling couches too.

I spend most of my time on the forum looking for experienced opinions,whatever thetopic.

 

I am not all warm and fuzzy about the bike but my girl would ride on a band-aid if she had to![sm=smiley26.gif]

 

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