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I feel safe riding two up with my wife because she listened to me when we first started as to leaning and what to expect if she sees something happening in front.Basically if the passenger knows what to expect me to do in certain situations then I know what to expect of them.
I feel less safe because it is less safe, so I just adjust accordingly and that helps. Problem is that riding is Zen... and one brain can tune right in with the bike, leans, stops, and all. Two brains don't always jibe.
The passenger has to absolutely follow the rules & courtesies or it is going to be a very short ride.
It's pretty much even for me. Having Paula on the back makes me ride slower and more cautious but, having her back there gives an extra set of really good eyes.
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