Yeah,
Politely ask them to mount the horse from the left and only to do so once you are firmly planted. Sometimes inexperienced pasengers will strandle a scooter or M/C as you are setting up. I found when breaking in a first time rider, you have a little talk also about riding gear or the danger of riding with just shorts or short sleeve shirts. As you take off, take it easy.
Most first timers will grab you tightly but coach them gently to where they can hold on. They will grab on to you or coach them to use the grab rail. Finally, explain to them to "go with the flow" as you manuver the scooter through the turns and emphasize how their fidgiting can upset the vehicle's control. Its not like a car. You'll be fine once the ground rules are clearly understood. I've been there many times.
Politely ask them to mount the horse from the left and only to do so once you are firmly planted. Sometimes inexperienced pasengers will strandle a scooter or M/C as you are setting up. I found when breaking in a first time rider, you have a little talk also about riding gear or the danger of riding with just shorts or short sleeve shirts. As you take off, take it easy.
Most first timers will grab you tightly but coach them gently to where they can hold on. They will grab on to you or coach them to use the grab rail. Finally, explain to them to "go with the flow" as you manuver the scooter through the turns and emphasize how their fidgiting can upset the vehicle's control. Its not like a car. You'll be fine once the ground rules are clearly understood. I've been there many times.