Passenger steadiness
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THE LANE CARVER
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From: Houston TX
Passenger steadiness
Has anyone discovered a way to keep passengers from scooting forward on the seat every time brakes are applied, or even unwinding the throttle? So much torque and engine braking my chic scoots into me every time I slow down.
I was thinking of adding some fine grain grip tape, fine grain so it doesn't scratch the cooch.
I was thinking of adding some fine grain grip tape, fine grain so it doesn't scratch the cooch.
Out of my mind, back in 5
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Well... Is she wearing riding gear, or just jeans? Proper gear will help, as she's not sliding as much... Then, there's the Triboseat... Triboseat Honda VTR1000 1000F Firestorm 1997-2006 tbs 1
Out of my mind, back in 5
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But yeah, that helps a lot, but still having proper riding pants or such helps a lot too... In my case it's not so much waistsize that makes that slightly troublesome... I'm 6'4" ~215 pounds, so while I'm not exactly thin over the back, it's more that I'm sitting far back to fit, and my girl is 5'3", so it's more a reach issue... The Triboseat helped for us...
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THE LANE CARVER
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From: Houston TX
I didn't even think of havin her pushin on the tank. But then again Im 6' and like to keep my *** as far back as possible, so she may not be able to reach anyway. I also removed the strap (which would prob help) so I can get the cowl off without fighting with it. Either way, I like the product Tweety introduced me to.
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