What kind of motorcycle to get for comfortable two up riding?

[Desmo Demon]

I would suggest the Sport Classic GT 1000
Looks way cooler than the ST,

What are you smoking? That must be some good sh!t.


BTW, my wife has logged over 470 miles of mountain twisty fun on the back of my ST2 with the stock seat, dragging hard parts, and scrubbing the rubber off the tires.   

[LA]

Yea, What he said.

LA

[Evil_Ductator]

For more info on the ST's, also check this thread: http://ducatimonsterforum.org/index.php?topic=9486.0

[dbran1949]

Moto Guzzi California Vintage

http://www.motoguzzi-us.com/Nuovi_modelli/californiavint/specifiche.asp?modello=californiavint&%20pagina=spec

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(not to mention the fear generated in the minds of the cagers as you overtake  )

[Evil_Ductator]

I'm picturing Eric Estrada  

[Bick]

If you're going 2 up, go 2 up in style:

K1200LT


If that's too big for you, try a slightly smaller BMW:

760Li

[Bick]

In all seriousness, the SS was a fairly decent 2 up bike.  Judy claims to have been more comfortable on the back of that than the GS (alot to do with pillion altitude.)

Do look at the ST's.

[Randy@StradaFab]

  The Multi is a lot more comfortable than the ST.

[NuTTs]

BMW R1200GS or 1200GS Adventure.. awesome engine, very easy to ride, extremely comfy, can do a real huge amount of miles per tank if you're easy on the throttle and the aluminum luggage is simply huge!

The smaller bro - 800GS is equally good, weighs less, goes just as fast and is cheaper is also great for pillion comfort.

Pluses on the 1200GS - no chain to oil, uses mineral oil, cheap servicing, you have to do something really really stupid to drop the bike, looks hard, resale value is always better than japanese equivalents.

The BMW R1200RT is another great pillion bike.

You CAN do anything with these bikes. I'd highly recommend one.