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If your wife rides as a passenger on your FZ6 and you absolutely hate it, then the Yamaha YZF R-1 is the right bike for you!!! :thumbup:
After 3 months of sportrider owning the R1, today was the first ride for me as a passenger. It was pretty uncomfortable.....as soon as I got on the bike and put my feet on the pegs, I got gnarly cramps in my thighs! The passenger seat sits extremely high and while cruising (with sportrider in his riding position and me kicking back enjoying the scenery) I felt like we had 2 feet of space between us, and the bottom of my helmet was flush with the top of his helmet.....it didn't even feel like we were on the same bike.
Everytime he applied the brakes, I slid forward right into him and I had to use the tank to brace myself, and then re-position. Even when he shifted, I slid forward.
This was all just local "cruising", no twisties, no sportriding. 5 minutes into the ride my feet were numb. It is definitely not 2up friendly and I'm glad we didn't go on the 100 mile ride that I was wanting to go on!
This gives me more motivation to get my license and ride my own ride! :thumbup:
So what made us decide to ride 2up ??? Well......no kids!!! :cheer: and this (it's too good not to post, again)
http://www.600riders.com/forum/117706-post31.html
It's all Steph's fault!
After 3 months of sportrider owning the R1, today was the first ride for me as a passenger. It was pretty uncomfortable.....as soon as I got on the bike and put my feet on the pegs, I got gnarly cramps in my thighs! The passenger seat sits extremely high and while cruising (with sportrider in his riding position and me kicking back enjoying the scenery) I felt like we had 2 feet of space between us, and the bottom of my helmet was flush with the top of his helmet.....it didn't even feel like we were on the same bike.
Everytime he applied the brakes, I slid forward right into him and I had to use the tank to brace myself, and then re-position. Even when he shifted, I slid forward.
This was all just local "cruising", no twisties, no sportriding. 5 minutes into the ride my feet were numb. It is definitely not 2up friendly and I'm glad we didn't go on the 100 mile ride that I was wanting to go on!
This gives me more motivation to get my license and ride my own ride! :thumbup:
So what made us decide to ride 2up ??? Well......no kids!!! :cheer: and this (it's too good not to post, again)
http://www.600riders.com/forum/117706-post31.html
It's all Steph's fault!
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