Here are a few tips to remember:

First, ensure both you and your pillion are wearing proper riding gear, including helmets, gloves, jackets, and boots. 

Second, since you’re now riding with a passenger, Adjust the Motorcycle condition, if possible, Check tire pressure, suspension, and mirrors. The extra weight might require adjustments, especially the suspension. 

You’ll also need to ride more carefully for your passenger’s safety, which would entail accelerating and braking gradually and avoiding sudden maneuvers. Brake earlier and more gradually than when riding solo, as the extra weight can affect stopping distance.

Lastly, don’t forget to keep an eye on your passenger and ask how they’re doing, especially if it’s their first time riding as a back ride.

As the OBR, it’s crucial to sit close to your rider and hold onto their waist or stomach for a more stable ride. Open communication is also key: a simple tap can signal a concern.

Also, to ensure a smooth ride, move in sync with the rider, especially during turns. If they lean left, you should lean left too. Avoid sudden movements to prevent disrupting their balance.

Follow these safety tips for a safe and smooth ride for you and your riding partner!