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Astride the seat, with their feet resting on the side footrests, whether inside or outside built-up areas.
The passenger must sit on the seat behind the rider, astride it, with their feet on the side footrests, both inside and outside built-up areas. They must wear an approved helmet and the motorcycle must be authorised to carry a passenger. This position helps maintain stability; avoid sudden movements and adapt your riding to the extra weight.
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Astride the seat, with their feet resting on the side footrests, whether inside or outside built-up areas.
However is most comfortable for them.
Astride the seat, with their feet resting on the side footrests, only when riding on inter-urban roads.
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