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Yes.
Yes. A passenger changes the mass distribution and can alter the motorcycle’s centre of gravity and handling, even within its load limits. Adapt speed, following distance and riding, and follow the manufacturer’s loading, tyre and suspension instructions. Brake progressively and appropriately for the grip and braking system; do not indiscriminately apply greater force.
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As a general rule, no, as motorcycles are designed to carry up to two people.
Yes.
Only if the passenger has an excessive weight.
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