How to Ride on the Back of a Motorcycle

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So you've never ridden a motorcycle, but you want to experience it. Just about every motorcyclist's first ride was as a passenger. To get the most out of it, you want to make it as easy as possible for the driver. Here's how.

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    Driving with a passenger is very different from driving alone. This is not the time for you to teach each other new skills. [1]
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    Even if it's hot, you want a leather jacket or purpose designed motorcycle jacket and (at least) blue jeans. Wear high-top leather boots if you have them. This is your only protection against road rash and (more likely) exhaust-pipe burns. [2]
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    Laws or no laws, how much is your head worth? [3]
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    At driving speed, hitting a large bug can feel like getting hit with a golf ball. [4]
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    Leather gloves are a good option. Sports gloves Wil offer your hands more protection in an accident than gloves designed just to get your hands warm.
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    If the bike has adjustable suspension, the manual should tell you how to set it for a second person and the driver's and passenger's combined weight.
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    Almost all passenger seats are too high for the passenger's feet to reach the ground easily.
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    Place your foot (left if approaching from the left, right otherwise) on the foot-peg and swing your body over the seat like you're getting on a horse. Put your hands on the driver's shoulders for balance if needed. [6]
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    [7]
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    When riding, do not make any hand signals to other road users and ensure that you lean WITH the rider. [8]
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    DON'T take them off until you dismount Even if you can reach the ground it doesn't help the driver.
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    Just as motorcycles accelerate faster than cars, they decelerate faster, too.
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    You might want to agree upon a certain shoulder tap or something if you need to get his or her attention.
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    DON'T backseat drive.
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