GSA Rear Passenger Water and Comfort

[Jamesons]

Cheers All,

Teach her to ride then sit on the back....we've only just got her on 4 wheels, though she has past a CBT - what a dumb gift that was!

Going out in the dry.....interesting idea, but live in Blighty - North Wales, so a small problem with that.

The ilmberger - looks like a farkle to me! Alas, does not fit a 'new' GSA past 04/10 NN suggests.

Top box - well, trying to avoid that....though am due some zegas on the sides, which may reduce the leg problem.....else we're going to be looking like a mobile wardrobe!

Stopping the nagging is a correct summing up, so, perhaps better ear plugs for me? - worn full time - NNs?

Will have a play with the DIY ideas and the removal of the TUV.

Many thanks

 

[Big Red]

Get her a top box. She can then put all her crap in that which will keep her happy and she'll have a dry back. Should stop her nagging which it sounds like is your primary aim.

I use a topbox which keeps the spray off myself and my wife when she is pillion, it also allows her to lean back in comfort. I have tried the rear hugger but I prefer the MudSling max, the TUV makes no difference on or off and the TT spray guard works a little but not worth the expense.

 

[Pablo1]

I use a topbox which keeps the spray off myself and my wife when she is pillion, it also allows her to lean back in comfort. I have tried the rear hugger but I prefer the MudSling max, the TUV makes no difference on or off and the TT spray guard works a little but not worth the expense.

+1 for the topbox, much comfier for a pillion.

 

[Mark Hooton]

rear crud

pal, hope you have got it sorted. in addition to the other fantastic solutions a rear crud may help.

Some of the lads on the forum have said it reduces the stuff thrown up.

If you would like me to make you one I will happily and either pay for it if it works or send it back if it doesn`t. Of course you dont have to get one off me, im only suggesting an idea to help you.

apparently its the angle it sits at..............

Mark
www.cymarcbikeparts.co.uk