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Submitted by: Debra Ogle

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Here are a few things that I've seen others use to help them get into the passenger seat: 1. Get on the bike as if YOU are the rider and scoot back to the passenger seat. The bike will be on the side stand. Please have the rider make sure the bike is in gear or that he shows you how to squeeze in the brake lever as you get on. Or do both. Safety. 2. Let the rider up-right the bike and you get from the LEFT side but be sure you and the rider are on the same page when you begin to put weight on the left side. (I have a friend who has hip problem and does this.) 3. Maybe try putting your leg over the seat like you were getting on a bicycle if you don't already do it that way. 4. Try backing up to the left side and continue to face away from the bike and put your left foot on the peg/floorboard and "hoist" your rump up on the seat and bring your right leg over the front bucket. Of course the rider will not be on at this time. Maybe one of these will help a little or maybe a combination of them. Best of luck and lots of happy miles!

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