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Yes provided there is a rear seat for a passenger.
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Best sports motorcycle for tall people?
Sport bikes are not made for tall people but there are two bikes that are bigger than your 600cc and 1000cc bikes. One is the Suzuki 1300 Hayabusa and the other is the Kawasaki 1400 Ninja. I am 6'5 and have owned both but the Kawasaki fits me better and is superior to the Suzuki if it is 2012 or newer.
A sport port in which two people fight each other?
a sport in which two people fight each other
How do you take off seat to jump battery?
Depends on the bike model.Many modern sport bikes have two hex bolts under the rear of the seat cushion.
Where was the celebrex commercial filmed two people on bikes in countryside?
North Carolina
Is nordic combined a team sport or two people or an individual sport.?
This is an individual sport. It is half ski jumping and half cross country.
What kind of dirt bikes are there?
The two main types of dirt bikes are motocross and trail bikes. Yamaha, Kawasaki, and Honda all make these types of dirt bikes.
What is a four-hand seat carry?
The four hand seat carry is a way to carry an injured person if you do not have a stretcher. Two people are needed to do this carry. They use their arms and hands to make a seat to carry the person out.
How many people can Apollo carry at one time?
three or two people
What type of bikes does Cervelo make?
Cervalo Cycles makes lightweight road bikes, in two different categories: Classic Road Bikes and Aero Road Bikes. The bikes are tailored to be as comfortable and efficient as possible on the road.
Can you fold some up bikes?
Yes, there are folding bikes. Brompton and Dahon are two makers.
What is U2's most popular sport?
The u2 most popular sport is with or without you,its a very complicated sport you need two people but you can play it with or without one of the two,if you lose you have to cut your head off.
What is a tandem bike?
A bicycle with seats, pedals and handlebars for two people, one after the other.
