Pillion help

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Atomic
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Re: Pillion help

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beemumph wrote:a method I use when I get this problem is when leaving the garage/drive etc raise the revs to around 5000 rpm (no higher think of your tank range) drop the clutch and bingo pillion problem solved
=)) =)) Reminded me of my youth. Thanks. :)) :))
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