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Most bikes I've owned I just swung my leg over to mount. When I got the Wing the trunk was in the way of my leg and so I just bend my leg at the knee and swing it over the seat. So far, no problem.
When the dealer talked with my wife about getting on the Wing he told her to stand up on the passenger foot rests and then swing her leg over after I got on. Problem is she has short legs (5' tall) and couldn't do it. So the way she is getting on (before I get on the bike) is to put her foot on the rest sort of jump up on the seat facing forward and then pushes back up on to the seat and swings her leg over the shelter. Then I have to get on and that means she's in the way and so I have to lift my right leg up and over the shelter and then stretch over the bike. It's a ridiculous maneuver for both of us. There has to be an easier way.
How do those of you who ride two-up get on the bike? Just asking. Curious minds want to know. :shrug:
When the dealer talked with my wife about getting on the Wing he told her to stand up on the passenger foot rests and then swing her leg over after I got on. Problem is she has short legs (5' tall) and couldn't do it. So the way she is getting on (before I get on the bike) is to put her foot on the rest sort of jump up on the seat facing forward and then pushes back up on to the seat and swings her leg over the shelter. Then I have to get on and that means she's in the way and so I have to lift my right leg up and over the shelter and then stretch over the bike. It's a ridiculous maneuver for both of us. There has to be an easier way.
How do those of you who ride two-up get on the bike? Just asking. Curious minds want to know. :shrug: