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On top of the Grimsel pass in Switzerland
Tips for motorcycle riding with a passenger
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On top of the Grimsel pass in Switzerland
Very short ago I had my very first ride on a motorcycle on the back of an r1 sportbike of a friend.
I love to read anything I can find which will improve my motorcycle riding experience. Thank you for the advice. Please do more of these posts.
I love to read any tips that I can get my hands on, to improve my motorcycle riding experience. Thanks for sharing these nuggets with us. Please do more and more of these.
Thanks for sharing this useful post. I got to know many newer things from here.
Pack light. That’s another tip if you are riding your motorcycle with someone.
Very short ago I had my very first ride on a motorcycle on the back of an r1 sportbike of a friend. At a certain moment he rode 160 mph and also did very fast accelerations and really sharp turns. I really loved it and now I am looking for other fast pillion rides on sportbikes.
WOW just what I was searching for. Came here by
searching for motorcycle safety
Thank you!
l have a scooter (moped) as u know these have a space platform in front of the seat were u put your feet and is about 6 inches from the ground.
I want to fit a seat on this platform and fix some foot rest for a passenger and for the rider. Any laws to prevent me from riding on the road?
From: Lionel
That’s difficult for us to tell: it depends on the exact laws in your country or state.
when getting off the back of the bike and there is a sissy bar on the back what is the easiest way to get your left leg off the bike. So you don’t look like a clutz
From: Cinaba
There is need for training materials for riders in Nigeria, because of their uncare attitude when riding motorcycles. Thanks.
From: Shekoni.F.K
Even within our own country, the Netherlands, it was extremely difficult to find out the exact rules about children and moorcycles.
It apears there are no explicit rules. Implicitly, the rule that the passenger must have his or her feet on the footsteps sets a certain limit.
But we did find out the rules in Switzerland!
The complete traffic rules for Switzerland, in German, are available in pdf .
About children on a motorcycle, it says:
– a child younger than 7 years old must sit on a special children seat,
– an older child must have his or her feet on the pegs, and must sit with a leg on each side,
– and of course, they must wear a helmet.
Great site
Any idea on ages for pillion passengers in Switzerland, i have a 9year old and just want to make sure all is ok to take him there.
From: John