What age did you son/daughter start to ride with you?
#31
Starting riding with me at age 5. Now he is 7 and I have to be careful when riding with him. He recently started getting sleepy when riding with me. So if he is with me, we have to stop a lot to stretch our legs and I angle one of mirrors to watch him. He always loves it when I pick him up from school.
#32
Two boys here. Big into dirt bikes way back in the day. Now they are 18 and 22. Both have their own "rice grinders" that they run around on. I can't convince them to get into real bikes.
I'm trying to get either one of them to go with me on a distance trip to see how that works out. So far, no go. But it will come.
I'm trying to get either one of them to go with me on a distance trip to see how that works out. So far, no go. But it will come.
#33
#34
WOW, didn't think this would generate so much interest.
My daughter is three and I want to get her riding ASAP. I guess I'll take her to see if we can find a helmet and everything else.
I really hope she enjoys it as much as I do. My wife told me from the begining, she did not want to ride so I went all solo. Now, hopefully I can get my three year old to enjoy it. She's a little intimidated with the sound, but I bet once I get her on, she'll love it.
Another note on the wife, we recently went to a family and freinds beach party where one of our freinds was asked if his wife rode. He has a softail. She said yes and always bugs him to ride. I turned to my wife and said SEE.................... So maybe the seed has been planted. I told her all it takes is one time and she will love it.
My daughter is three and I want to get her riding ASAP. I guess I'll take her to see if we can find a helmet and everything else.
I really hope she enjoys it as much as I do. My wife told me from the begining, she did not want to ride so I went all solo. Now, hopefully I can get my three year old to enjoy it. She's a little intimidated with the sound, but I bet once I get her on, she'll love it.
Another note on the wife, we recently went to a family and freinds beach party where one of our freinds was asked if his wife rode. He has a softail. She said yes and always bugs him to ride. I turned to my wife and said SEE.................... So maybe the seed has been planted. I told her all it takes is one time and she will love it.
#35
My son started riding around the neighborhood w me at 2, hes now 4 and im on the fence about taking him on the scoot much.
Its one thing if I go down and get hurt, its a whole other issue if he would be with me. As a parent, I take the role to protect my child at whatever the cost.
On another note, its great bonding and we both love it...but we also love boating, skiing camping and the list goes on - -
Its one thing if I go down and get hurt, its a whole other issue if he would be with me. As a parent, I take the role to protect my child at whatever the cost.
On another note, its great bonding and we both love it...but we also love boating, skiing camping and the list goes on - -
#36
#37
My son was 5 when he started riding with me. First, I always had a backrest (at a minimum) to keep all my passengers from sliding off the back of the bike. For my son I wore one of those harnesses that has loops/handles for your smaller passengers to hang on to. When I got my RKC I bought the Kuryakyn adjustable passenger pegs, that made a huge difference as his feet were on the pegs, he had the backrest to lean against and he had the handles to hold on to.
...and while I don't always ride ATGATT myself, he always wore boots, helmet, heavy jeans, and one of the textile jackets with body armor in it. Ride safe.
...and while I don't always ride ATGATT myself, he always wore boots, helmet, heavy jeans, and one of the textile jackets with body armor in it. Ride safe.
#40