buddy seat

noun

1. a seat on a motorcycle or moped for the driver and a passenger sitting one behind the other.
2. a motorcycle sidecar.

Example Sentences

THE buddy seat on Rick Kimberley’s combine-harvester is a fine vantage point from which to observe precision farming.

From Economist

Mr Xi drove; Mr Kimberley took the buddy seat.

From Economist

He lets his grandchildren, Alan’s sons Tyler and Grant, ride with him on the buddy seat.

From Washington Times

A unique feature of the Korean Air offering is an ottoman that doubles as a buddy seat, typically something found in first class cabins.

From Forbes

The fatality rate for cycle riders and their "buddy seat" pals is five times that of automobile occupants.

From Time Magazine Archive