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Anyone have aany dealings with Milwaukee Leather boots? They look pretty good, but I'm wondering if they're comfortable for walking around too? Any input appreciated-thanks!
I keep a pair of tennis shoes in the saddlebags for occassions like that.
cant tell you about Milwaukee's, but Red Wings are great for being stuck in all day
I usually end up crawling if I'm off the bike for more than an hour or so.
Actually I use a pair of "Cabella's hunting boots. They are great for riding and very comfortable for walking also. But that's not what you asked is it? I don't know anything about Milwaukee boots so.....Never Mind.
Last edited by IronAss; Nov 5, 2008 at 07:07 PM.
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