That's good to read TC. Seems that often the first hurdle for a new passenger is just not to be tense and to go with the flow. Sounds like she's on her way.
Still digging the new bike?
Really do like the new bike, Don...it's a different experience from the SEUC, but in a good way. Ergonomically, things seem to fit well, and I've got Legends on their way to solve the height problem. Even the seat seems to be really comfortable...at least right now....and the bars are in a good place. It's been a while since I rode a bagger, and I had forgotten that there is definitely a physical component to handling the big beast, but I'm loving it once again. Can't wait to rack up some real miles on her (I've named her Ruby). When the weather turns better (it's been generally really cold here this year), I've got a couple of 250-300 mile days planned for us, so Judi can get used to things in a gradual way.
After that first curve, she told me she just closed her eyes for a moment, relaxed, and went with the flow. I had gone over being a good passenger with her prior to the first ride, and she did everything right. After that, no problems the rest of the day. She's an adventuresome type, so no worries there. I'll just have to teach her how to pack
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