Moto boots and shifting
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Moto boots and shifting
Anyone else have a problem shifting while wearing motocross style boots? It's tuff to get toe under shifter.
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Re: Moto boots and shifting
Try raising the shift lever up a spline or two, that should fix your issue.
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Zoro wrote:Try raising the shift lever up a spline or two, that should fix your issue.
Ok cool I'll take a look when I get home. Thanks man
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regardless of what boots you wear the best position is always gonna be a compromise if you ride offroad (or ride long distances on road with the stock seat.... ) and stand up a lot
try a few different positions and find the sweet spot that works for you.
try a few different positions and find the sweet spot that works for you.
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+1Zoro wrote:Try raising the shift lever up a spline or two, that should fix your issue.
I moved mine up 1 notch...or should I say around 1 notch and have no problems with motocross boots
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Re: Moto boots and shifting
Are we on about you or the boots Fruity ?Mad Frosty wrote:It can be a pain , but i managed to get used to it .
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pivot pegs and have the best of both worlds ,Australian made ,Built tuff for Australian yobbo's
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Ya de ya de yaa Sean, Oz rulz hmm?
I was actually quite apprehensive when I bought something the first time via the net ie unseen.
I'm not much of a gambler in that respect but thought "oh well, let's see..."
I'll tell you what: every single piece of Oz-made stuff I've bought has impressed me no end, the quality is absolute sterling!
So ya, I agree there..... just a pity your rugby sucks
I was actually quite apprehensive when I bought something the first time via the net ie unseen.
I'm not much of a gambler in that respect but thought "oh well, let's see..."
I'll tell you what: every single piece of Oz-made stuff I've bought has impressed me no end, the quality is absolute sterling!
So ya, I agree there..... just a pity your rugby sucks
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Mine is set up as high as it goes ( not enough ) , + pivot pegs , + hamerhead extension on the shifter , and i still struggle with the gear changes , ..... because i have big ................................... eehm feet .
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