Thanks GeorgiaGirl I will check the link.

 

I didn't know I could have boards instead of pegs on back.&nbsp\\; Thanks I will check that out.

 

My wife lasted about 6 months on the back of my Heritage before wanting her own bike.&nbsp\\; She said she was thinking most of me because she knew I'd rather ride solo.&nbsp\\; Not true,&nbsp\\; just easier.

 

Once you get the sissy bar installed, you will have no problems learning to lean on it and not hold on. I went for one ride with my hubby on our old (79) Honda and told him I would not be back on it until it had a sissy bar. He bought one right away and it was wonderful. It is much easier going around turns as a passenger with a sissy bar, because it make you lean with the bike. When we upgraded to the Sporty, it already had a sissy bar on it which was good. Now he has an Ultra and that is great to be on as a passenger. Lots of support. Now I don't ride behind him much, since the Sporty is now mine, but it is still nice to ride with him and get to look around.

 

Sometimes&nbsp\\;you can get into a class right away by going there and getting on a standby list.&nbsp\\; If&nbsp\\;people who registered don't show up on time, they start signing up folks from the standby list.&nbsp\\; I made the decision to take the course on a Monday after a long weekend sittin on hubby's skinny *** pillion and was sittin in class on Thursday night.

 

Thanks again all.&nbsp\\; I am soaking up all the great advice.&nbsp\\; I will get a great thrill this weekend.&nbsp\\; Going to see my nephew,who just got back from Iraq and going to get on back of his Sporty and go for a ride with a Great Marine!

 

Welcome to HDF, and riding. Good luck, an be SAFE!l.ray[sm=biker.gif]