How to Ride 2-Up On a Motorcycle | Overland Essentials

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Learn how to ride 2-Up on a motorcycle with Tim & Marisa Notier, of Notier's Frontier.
In this episode, Tim & Marisa will teach you the importance of trust and communication between rider and passenger, how they both get on and off the motorcycle, and modifications that allow safe and comfortable riding for the passenger on long trips.
"We have struggled together, overcome hardships together, and each of us has pushed the others past their limits, urging them to continue on when things got tough." - Tim Notier
Tim & Marisa have been traveling around the world on a motorcycle together since 2017 and have explored more than 25 countries on Pegasus, their KTM 1190. Tim is the author of Maiden Voyage, 2Up and Overloaded, & Blood, Sweat, and Notiers, where he shares incredible experiences of the duo's adventures.
Learn more about them and their adventures at www.notiersfrontiers.com or on Instagram at notiersfrontiers
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8 июн 2022

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Комментарии : 16

@janolovviktorsson3923 2 года назад

I think the best education on riding two-up Ive ever seen. I passed on to my brothers wife who claims she is 59 years old and cant really perform what Marisa is doing🙂 They might get a lower sporttourer, instead changing from BMW R 1200GS to a BMW R 1200RS. My wife and I unfortunately at the same age, well even worse actually has always been on sporttourers so we can reach southern Europe from our home in Sweden. Cheers

@2UpAndOverloaded 2 года назад

This came out so awesome!! Thank you so much for the effort to put this together!

@OverlandExpo Год назад

Of course. Always so happy to have you!

@darrenoconnor3402 2 года назад

Great video guys, thanks! 👍

@erwinwinarno 2 года назад

Great adventure and great video

@ironmanbox Год назад

The best two-up video. Great job and a big thank you!

@jmsuitter5 2 года назад

very cool video what a great adventure team

@2UpAndOverloaded 2 года назад

Thank you so much!!

@josephbull2209 2 года назад

I found it better to have a textured seat cover (ie sheep skin) on our leather seat (which I liked to keep polished against rain and sun) as under sudden or hard braking it would keep passengers from sliding forward and throwing me off balance too. Back rest of any kind does add security and comfort. I would always tell new passengers to wait till I told them to get off, especially kids. Left side dismount also keeps legs from potential right side hot pipes or warn them to make sure they step wide on dismounting with dual pipes. (Had a passenger yrs ago burn her leg on pipe - she was not happy with me!)

@abhinam2286 Год назад

Hello, greetings from India. A bit late to the party, but finally found something very valuable for me and my wife. We do 2 up riding, and there are so many areas where we hit the blind spots, don't know what to do. Came accross your video / channel, I must say, there practically no videos on internet that explains 2 up riding, so easily and in detail. Appreciate your efforts.

@dpinedoblog Год назад

Really enjoyed the video. The mount and dismount may not work well for larger passengers or those with less flexibility. I did like the standing portion. Maybe hold on to the waist?

@torbenlykkeskov3681 3 месяца назад

Love that video 👍👍👍👍

@MotaDhesi Год назад

They are such a cute couple. Un deux trois. Lol.

@paulrea1148 Год назад

Hi Tim, great video and especially the pillion peg and comfort ideas. A quick question as someone who is only 5ft 4" I very rarely get flat footed to assist, I keep the side stand down and lean over with my wife then using the same techniques' minus the French words (may suggest that in future), do you see any potential issues, I havent come across any yet but always open to some expert advice as we are about to do some more serious touring. Thanks again for the video.