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Well.......maybe he was just taking a break from "Bull Rider Sex".......I think they told me something like that's where you connect with your girl then whisper in her ear that her sister was better and try to hang on for 8 seconds..............?????????
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I'm surprised noone mentioned this but back in the day guys wore a spur on their left footto change gears without having to move there foot back to the mid controls, while their foot was on the highway bar peg they would hang the gear shift lever with the spur and could shift it up or down. Thats how it was explained and demonstrated to me by some greybeards that worked at the indy shop I hung out at, I'm sure at some point guys started wearing them just cause they thought it was cool.
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I'm surprised noone mentioned this but back in the day guys wore a spur on their left footto change gears without having to move there foot back to the mid controls, while their foot was on the highway bar peg they would hang the gear shift lever with the spur and could shift it up or down. Thats how it was explained and demonstrated to me by some greybeards that worked at the indy shop I hung out at, I'm sure at some point guys started wearing them just cause they thought it was cool.
Actually, this is a much better explanation than the "BS story" I cited.
Indeed, that's a good idea. Down shifting is no problem, but up-shifting is hard and requires effort.
Probably, juts a stud screwed in the boot's heel would do, without being so conspicuous as a spur.
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