Solo or 2 up
#21
03-21-2006 | 01:38 PM
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RE: Solo or 2 up
ORIGINAL: bikergirl40
I gotta tell ya, your comment got MY blood a pump'in! 1st of all...I don't know ANYONE who has a passenger EVERY time they ride. 2ndly..."responsiblity for someone else's safety" might be construed by OTHERS as sharing a common interest and an afternoon with someone they are fond of...usually a pleasant experience. If it's not PLEASANT for you...you're doing it wrong!
ORIGINAL: SamStone
Who here really likes someone riding with them every time they jump on their bike? I personally think it is too much responsibility to have to worry about someone else's safety. I'm lucky, my wife doesn't care to ride anymore and I couldn't be happier.
Who here really likes someone riding with them every time they jump on their bike? I personally think it is too much responsibility to have to worry about someone else's safety. I'm lucky, my wife doesn't care to ride anymore and I couldn't be happier.
Bikergirl you saying maybe ridin aint all she dont like to do with him anymore?......*dodging throw'n objects*
#22
03-21-2006 | 01:44 PM
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RE: Solo or 2 up
ORIGINAL: zzrider
Bikergirl you saying maybe ridin aint all she dont like to do with him anymore?......*dodging throw'n objects*
ORIGINAL: bikergirl40
I gotta tell ya, your comment got MY blood a pump'in! 1st of all...I don't know ANYONE who has a passenger EVERY time they ride. 2ndly..."responsiblity for someone else's safety" might be construed by OTHERS as sharing a common interest and an afternoon with someone they are fond of...usually a pleasant experience. If it's not PLEASANT for you...you're doing it wrong!
ORIGINAL: SamStone
Who here really likes someone riding with them every time they jump on their bike? I personally think it is too much responsibility to have to worry about someone else's safety. I'm lucky, my wife doesn't care to ride anymore and I couldn't be happier.
Who here really likes someone riding with them every time they jump on their bike? I personally think it is too much responsibility to have to worry about someone else's safety. I'm lucky, my wife doesn't care to ride anymore and I couldn't be happier.
Bikergirl you saying maybe ridin aint all she dont like to do with him anymore?......*dodging throw'n objects*
#23
03-21-2006 | 02:26 PM
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RE: Solo or 2 up
mine is primarily solo through the week, (I ride to work) and we usually ride 2 up at night and on weekends. My wife is my best friend and we reeally love riding together. For her it's realxing. So much so, she goes to sleep going down the interstate. With the Ultra and my backrest, she can't fall out, so she arrives fresh and rested. Another good point nobody has mentioned and I'm surprised is the feel of those 36D's pressing against my back. And as previously mentioned, a good "reach around" is a great rejuvenator.
Just my thoughts
Bubba
Just my thoughts
Bubba
#27
03-21-2006 | 05:11 PM
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From: USA
RE: Solo or 2 up
My wife is scared to death of my motorcycle so two up is not an issue.......I'd like to take her for a nice long ride on a Sunday afternoon sometime to see if she will loosen up a bit...but she would rather have a root canal.
#30
03-21-2006 | 06:08 PM
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RE: Solo or 2 up
ORIGINAL: SamStone
Who here really likes someone riding with them every time they jump on their bike? I personally think it is too much responsibility to have to worry about someone else's safety. I'm lucky, my wife doesn't care to ride anymore and I couldn't be happier.
Who here really likes someone riding with them every time they jump on their bike? I personally think it is too much responsibility to have to worry about someone else's safety. I'm lucky, my wife doesn't care to ride anymore and I couldn't be happier.
