True Confessions

[Deleted member 5383]

Sometimes I sit up on the front hump of the pillion when tooling down the highway. Stretches the legs, more comfortable than it was previously due to up-and-back risers.

 

[DCTFAN]

Sometimes I sit up on the front hump of the pillion when tooling down the highway. Stretches the legs, more comfortable than it was previously due to up-and-back risers.

We'd look so ridiculous passing each other... LOL

 

[Kameltaz]

We'd look so ridiculous passing each other... LOL

Yup. With a yard-long inseam I use the front of the back seat as part of the driver's seat, especially when I've got a hoof on the highway pegs.

 

[Hank]

"I gotta be me!"

 

[670cc]

All positions are fair game on long trips. Sit on one thigh for awhile, switch to the other thigh. Rise off the seat for a spell to get some air flow (make yourself count to sixty to work those legs). Stand on the pegs when going through a slow zone. Roll forward for awhile with boots hanging on the passenger pegs. Get down low racer style for a bit. Whatever it takes.

 

[DCTFAN]

I must confess. On long stretches of pavement I practice yoga on the seat.

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[Nofear2trek]

All positions are fair game on long trips. Whatever it takes.

Plus +1. Even the Al Bundy hand in the pants...

Ray

 

[CRStep]

I do that, too. That's why I will never change out the pillion seat for an additional luggage rack (several vendors make them for my bike).