Posted by Mike Baxter on December 26, 2011, 3:44 pm
I sure wish I had to left feet. I got to Hollister early to beat the crowd,
but I grabbed both left boots after stealing parts from the older pair last
night. I think this was my coal equivalent. On my way home in all my gear
but boot and body armor, I passed probably 100 trucks loaded down headed
into Hollister. Maybe this was my gift after all.
--
Mike Baxter
Posted by HardWorkingDog on December 26, 2011, 4:23 pm
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> I sure wish I had to left feet. I got to Hollister early to beat the crowd,
> but I grabbed both left boots after stealing parts from the older pair last
> night. I think this was my coal equivalent. On my way home in all my gear
> but boot and body armor, I passed probably 100 trucks loaded down headed
> into Hollister. Maybe this was my gift after all.
That's a recurring nightmare of mine...
--
Charles
'99 YZ250
"It's bad luck just SEEin' a thing like that..."
Posted by Mike S. on December 27, 2011, 8:41 am
Mike Baxter goofed:
>I sure wish I had to left feet. I got to Hollister early to beat the crowd,
> but I grabbed both left boots after stealing parts from the older pair
> last
> night.
I did that at the last flat track of the year. The left boot is from
another pair as that is what the steel shoe fits. Grabbed one
of my normal boots and didn't look closely enough and grabbed
the left one.
I forced it on and rode. Got a lot of funny looks at the rider's meeting.
Go fast. Take chances.
Mike S.
Posted by dsc-ky on December 27, 2011, 11:35 am
On Dec 27, 8:41 am, "Mike S."
> Mike Baxter goofed:
> >I sure wish I had to left feet. I got to Hollister early to beat the crowd,
> > but I grabbed both left boots after stealing parts from the older pair
> > last
> > night.
> I did that at the last flat track of the year. The left boot is from
> another pair as that is what the steel shoe fits. Grabbed one
> of my normal boots and didn't look closely enough and grabbed
> the left one.
> I forced it on and rode. Got a lot of funny looks at the rider's meeting.
> Go fast. Take chances.
> Mike S.
Wouldn't a work book work okay for the right foot of a turn left flat
tracker?
I assume the rules wouldn't allow it?
Posted by Mike S. on December 27, 2011, 12:29 pm
dsc-ky asks:
> >I sure wish I had to left feet. I got to Hollister early to beat the
> >crowd,
> > but I grabbed both left boots after stealing parts from the older pair
> > last
> > night.
> I did that at the last flat track of the year. The left boot is from
> another pair as that is what the steel shoe fits. Grabbed one
> of my normal boots and didn't look closely enough and grabbed
> the left one.
> I forced it on and rode. Got a lot of funny looks at the rider's meeting.
> Go fast. Take chances.
> Mike S.
Wouldn't a work book work okay for the right foot of a turn left flat
tracker?
I assume the rules wouldn't allow it?
Yep, that would be OK as far as rules even. But all I had was
tennis shoes and two left motocross boots and didn't want to drive
1.5 hours home to get a right boot.
Go fast. Take chances.
Mike S.
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> but I grabbed both left boots after stealing parts from the older pair last
> night. I think this was my coal equivalent. On my way home in all my gear
> but boot and body armor, I passed probably 100 trucks loaded down headed
> into Hollister. Maybe this was my gift after all.