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  1. 28th October 2004, 20:20 #1
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    Pillion is fun :D

    Just thought id share...

    Just had a ride as pillon on Magua's bike... rather scary to begin with even doing 40km/h... after a good 10 minutes or so it was rather fun n told him to speed up

    Althought its still kinda strange and we didnt go anywhere near as fast as I ride his bike it was still all good
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    Quote Originally Posted by Frankie
    Just thought id share...

    Just had a ride as pillon on Magua's bike... rather scary to begin with even doing 40km/h... after a good 10 minutes or so it was rather fun n told him to speed up

    Althought its still kinda strange and we didnt go anywhere near as fast as I ride his bike it was still all good
    Glad you enjoyed the pillion experience you going to get two wheels now????

    Just wait till you have a pillion ride on a big bike, when i took Milky for a ride on the CBR1100XX he shat his pants......
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    ive been wanting to get a bike since over a year ago when magua got his first bike but i just havent found the right moment

    He lets me ride once in a while and that enuff for now
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    Quote Originally Posted by Two Smoker
    Glad you enjoyed the pillion experience you going to get two wheels now????

    Just wait till you have a pillion ride on a big bike, when i took Milky for a ride on the CBR1100XX he shat his pants......
    Yeah certainly much scarier riding pillion on bigger bikes. Personally I prefer being in control. But it is certainly more fun than no riding at all ...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Two Smoker
    Just wait till you have a pillion ride on a big bike, when i took Milky for a ride on the CBR1100XX he shat his pants......
    This didn't have anything to do with the MotoGP-esque 2nd gear wheelies out of corners?
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  6. 29th October 2004, 07:15 #6
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    Once you ride yourself and are used to being in control of the bike yourself, it becomes a little "strange" as a pillion, I think its a huge trust thing too. I only pillion with certain riders, guys I know are damn good and can handle most situations.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Frankie
    Just thought id share...

    Just had a ride as pillon on Magua's bike... rather scary to begin with even doing 40km/h... after a good 10 minutes or so it was rather fun n told him to speed up

    Althought its still kinda strange and we didnt go anywhere near as fast as I ride his bike it was still all good
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    just don't go on the back of CK's bike a 600 can get interesting
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    yeah with magua it was all good

    how ever with renegade master just now... fuck i aint doing that again hes fucking suacidle
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  10. 29th October 2004, 21:23 #10
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    We didn’t even get over 80 man. You need a bike + balls. Sure riding on a bike with a bent frame and a inexperianced rider can be disconcerting but don’t worry I was fine.
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    The best has got to be taking hot chicks for rides on the bike :-) Not only do they have to hold on tight, but some 'accidental" jerky acceleration can be fun haha!

    Thats the only reason you other guys rides ride aswell isn't it??? Shit, I don't even like bikes that much, but they are such babe magnets .... RIGHT!!
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    I used to love taking pillions on my bikes but nowadays Im pretty selective who I carry
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    Quote Originally Posted by Joni
    Once you ride yourself and are used to being in control of the bike yourself, it becomes a little "strange" as a pillion, I think its a huge trust thing too. I only pillion with certain riders, guys I know are damn good and can handle most situations.
    Oh Ive got really anti pillioning since getting my own bike, I used to love it but kinda lost the touch?...and on the rare occasion these days, I have been known to need reminding that a VF does NOT handle the same as a krewser and we were NOT gonna fall off in that corner just because your bike would have crashed at that angle...hehehehehe, oops, let me just withdraw my teeth from your back now, ok?

    Fortunately the Resident Angel is long suffering and only mildly insulted by refusal to be pillioned...would you believe it, though, with the VF in the shop, RA thinks riding my Vulcan is in order...and I should be the 2 in "2 up". The nerve...

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    Quote Originally Posted by XJ/FROSTY
    I used to love taking pillions on my bikes but nowadays Im pretty selective who I carry
    Im sure I read somewhere that 40% of bike fatals are caused by pillions suddenly doing something stupid

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    Yip first time i went pillion after riding i did the bigg nono. Out of habit going round the corner i started to lean. I also started to feel the back tyre slipping out and this was on the pillion seat. The rider pulled over looked at me and said "umm you might not want to da that again" . I didn't and got used to not leaning. But that was the only time i have gone pillion and the only time i care to unless forced, i like being in control and knowing what the bikes gonna do
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