[ShazNYC]

Hey folks,
Anyone tried riding with a passenger yet? That stock rear seat looks fairly small (which combines poorly with this kind of acceleration). If this is a thread that's already happened, I'd appreciate a link. A search on this site for "two-up" returned nothing. Thanks kindly, getting my LiveWire this week, VERY excited.

 

[EDoggN]

I had a couple day test ride last week and me and my wife went 2-up. I weigh around 235 lbs @6'3" and my wife is 120 lbs @ 5'3" (just to give you an idea of our size) Wasn't bad at all. I imagine you wouldn't want to go on a real long ride, but we had a really good time going out to a local restaurant on the Livewire.

 

[ShazNYC]

Thanks EDoggN! I'm 6' 250, my wife's 5'2, 130. I've ridden and owned a few bikes, but I've actually never ridden with a passenger.

 

[Mac Mike]

Hey folks,
Anyone tried riding with a passenger yet? That stock rear seat looks fairly small (which combines poorly with this kind of acceleration). If this is a thread that's already happened, I'd appreciate a link. A search on this site for "two-up" returned nothing. Thanks kindly, getting my LiveWire this week, VERY excited.

Congrats on the new bike! If your on FB here two good groups:

Harley Davidson LiveWire Owners Group

https://www.facebook.com/groups/347947482826063/

 

[Ridingsailor]

I ride with the wife often, she misses a backrest. Anyone managed to get a sissy Bar and backrest on their bike?

 

[Adventures on Zero]

I ride with the wife often, she misses a backrest. Anyone managed to get a sissy Bar and backrest on their bike?

No! I've been searching for solutions (pre-fab) for a while. It seems that the only current way is to DIY one. That rear pillion is unique; no 'universal' back rests taper to the back

 

[Ridingsailor]

No! I've been searching for solutions (pre-fab) for a while. It seems that the only current way is to DIY one. That rear pillion is unique; no 'universal' back rests taper to the back

Thanks mate