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Moto-Grip is designed to let motorcycle passengers hang on better
If you've ever been the extra passenger on a racing or sport-touring motorcycle, then you'll know that it can be rather awkward. You typically sit higher than the rider, so you have to lean forward and down to grab them around the torso. If you aren't that chummy, you might instead choose to sit upright and reach behind you to clutch the rear grab-bar - definitely not the best way to keep from being thrown off the bike, either backwards or forwards. New York product designer and motorcyclist Andrew Lewis has come up with what he believes is a better solution - the Moto-Grip. Read More
https://www.gizmag.com/moto-grip-motorcycle-passenger-harness/19477/?utm_source=Gizmag+Subscribers&utm_campaign=b68f7fc542-UA-2235360-4&utm_medium=email
(i have no affilaiation - am just posting it out of interest, since I recently saw smeone ask a question...)
If you've ever been the extra passenger on a racing or sport-touring motorcycle, then you'll know that it can be rather awkward. You typically sit higher than the rider, so you have to lean forward and down to grab them around the torso. If you aren't that chummy, you might instead choose to sit upright and reach behind you to clutch the rear grab-bar - definitely not the best way to keep from being thrown off the bike, either backwards or forwards. New York product designer and motorcyclist Andrew Lewis has come up with what he believes is a better solution - the Moto-Grip. Read More
https://www.gizmag.com/moto-grip-motorcycle-passenger-harness/19477/?utm_source=Gizmag+Subscribers&utm_campaign=b68f7fc542-UA-2235360-4&utm_medium=email
(i have no affilaiation - am just posting it out of interest, since I recently saw smeone ask a question...)
