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Footrests or passenger pegs.
In order to carry a passenger on our motorcycle, it must have footrests or passenger pegs, seating for two people and a suitable device allowing the passenger to hold on.
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It does not need to meet any requirements, as the passenger will sit between the rider and the handlebars.
Footrests or passenger pegs.
A seat for one person.
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