Tour Master Water Proof Boots
http://www.motorcycle-superstore.com/item.aspx?style=15661&department=115&division=1
http://www.motorcycle-superstore.com/item.aspx?style=15661&department=115&division=1
I had that very same problem until I accidently changed the position of my shifter when I replaced the chain and sprockets.bossdog 69 said:Hey Guys I have rode many miles but have never had a good boot. I have used mostly hiking boots but the toe was always to thick. Any suggestions on what kind of rain proof and about a 10 or 11 inch boot with a toe height that fits under the shift lever.
I wear redwings too, true, high price but good quality.White Knight said:www.redwingshoes.com use caution and buy boots that are made in america. priced high but a good value at the price
And I with my waterproof lace-ups. Think they're only 7" though.mountain bike mike said:i've been very, very happy with my Joe Rocket waterproof boots.
http://newenough.com/boots/waterpro...g_boots/joe_rocket/sonic_motocycle_boots.html
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kolonial said:7" is nothing to be ashamed of. :lol:mountain bike mike said:i've been very, very happy with my Joe Rocket waterproof boots.
http://newenough.com/boots/waterpro...g_boots/joe_rocket/sonic_motocycle_boots.html
And I with my waterproof lace-ups. Think they're only 7" though.
http://www.sandhillspowersports.com/sandhills/images/item/medium/757-4006.jpg
mountain bike mike said:kolonial said::lol: :lol: :lol:mountain bike mike said:7" is nothing to be ashamed of. :lol: