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Hi all, I just got a new pair of HD boots. I tried them out for the first time today and the toe seems like it fits a little snug between my footrest and the bottom of my shifter. Sometimes I have to lift my heel up a little to take my boot out so I can downshift. Anyone with HD boots ever have this? Did it get better once your boots got broken in? Other than that I love the boots. Thanks
Thanks for the replies. I figured it would take some breaking in for them to feel normal.
Parabellum, how do you go about adjusting your forward controls? I took a look at mine and looked through my manual and it didn't look like they could be adjusted to make the distance larger between the footrest and bottom of the shifter.
Yup, all the time. I learned to shift using the side of the sole, and keep my shifter foot out from under the shifter lever at all times... frustrating.
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