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I bump my calfs on my wifes toes constantly when rocking back and forth at stop lights. I have to ride with the rear pegs up when I am solo or they are in the way constantly. I can't sit still at a light, constantly moving forward then pushing backwards like some ADD kid. And yes, sometimes I bump when I take off becuase when I lift my feet it's usually back then forward onto my boards. It's mostly becuase I have human knees that go front to back and not side to side. I haven't been riding for 50 years and could use a lot of lessons from the professionals here on the forum.
I bump my calfs on my wifes toes constantly when rocking back and forth at stop lights. I have to ride with the rear pegs up when I am solo or they are in the way constantly. I can't sit still at a light, constantly moving forward then pushing backwards like some ADD kid. And yes, sometimes I bump when I take off becuase when I lift my feet it's usually back then forward onto my boards. It's mostly becuase I have human knees that go front to back and not side to side. I haven't been riding for 50 years and could use a lot of lessons from the professionals here on the forum.
You might consider using a different tool. It looks like to me that it is a Torx. But hey, we all have to be something and maybe retarded isn't so bad.
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