I realised we spend a lot of time teaching people how to ride motorcycles, but almost nobody teaches people how to be a pillion. How to sit comfortably. How to communicate with your rider. Why bikes lean. What to do when you're nervous. How to survive a full-day road trip without wanting to throw yourself into a ditch. 😅 So I put together a course covering everything I wish more pillions were taught from day one. Whether you're brand new, ride with your partner every weekend, or you're starting to wonder if you might want your own bike one day, I hope it helps. As always, it's completely free for MotoMuse members. 💙 Have you ever been a pillion? What's the one thing you wish someone had told you before your first ride?

What’s one riding skill, fear, or challenge you’ve struggled with… that eventually clicked? Could be: - U-turns - Hills - Slow-speed riding - Gravel roads - Traffic - Cornering - Bigger bikes - Filtering - Confidence after dropping a bike - Literally just leaving the driveway alone for the first time 😂 One of the biggest things I’ve realised is that almost every rider thinks they’re the only one struggling with something. You’re definitely not. Share: 👉 what challenged you 👉 what helped 👉 what finally made it “click” Your experience might genuinely help another rider feel less intimidated 👇

Let’s kick things off properly 👇 Tell us:👉 What bike do you currently ride? OR👉 If you don’t ride yet… what’s your dream bike and why? No judgement here — whether it’s a Grom, a GS1300, a pink Vespa, or a stretched turbo Hayabusa 😂 One of the coolest things about riding is how personal bike choice is. What feels perfect to one rider might feel completely wrong to someone else. Can’t wait to see what everyone’s into 👀👇