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I replaced my original with Walter's Workshop extended heel shifter, extremly happy with the quality and the extra room on the floorboard, use it everytime I ride.
.......same here, works well, feels very comfortable
I agree with TitoFTW. Heel shifting isn' my thing either.Just sayin,not trying to offend anyone here. Thats why they make all this stuff different .Right?
For those that have always toe shifted. It's a good idea to take the heel shifter off. Because once you do get the hang of using the heel shifter you will never be able to go without it.
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