Chicken strips

[bigoltool]

(The Oracle @ Jun. 26 2007,05:53) since everyone else has covered the tires... You should not be scraping your toes. If the front of the ball of your feet is on the footpeg (or rearset), I can't see you dragging your toes. You  might want to make a conscious effort to place them properly.

Well then you don't have Size 14 feet! My heels are Rubbing on the Swingarm, Balls of my feet are as far back as I can get them on the pegs within the physical range of motion my body allows. My old Bates boots were worn so hard on the toes I had to Fab up Stainless steel plates to avoid bloody toes. Glad my new Sidi's have replaceable toe plates.

[fasttoys1]

All great stuff.

gtrpimp-seen the alignment rod in Sport Bike Mag. I had made a crude one sum time ago but that one looks nice.

[gtrpimp76]

(fasttoys1 @ Jun. 27 2007,07:23) All great stuff.

gtrpimp-seen the alignment rod in Sport Bike Mag. I had made a crude one sum time ago but that one looks nice.

Ya, I remember that too. Do you remember which sport bike issue it was? I could've sworn it was sportrider.

[inthexring]

Mine does the same thing, don't run out of room on either tire, bad idea ha ha, save it for the track, you are doing great!

[dadofthree]

(The Oracle @ Jun. 26 2007,08:53) since everyone else has covered the tires... You should not be scraping your toes. If the front of the ball of your feet is on the footpeg (or rearset), I can't see you dragging your toes. You might want to make a conscious effort to place them properly.

Happens when using low gears and you make the mistake of entering a turn with your foot under the shifter

[LA Busa]

My Pirellis are the same way.

Not to worry, just keep riding and put the balls of your feet on the pegs!