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tripr


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they do free up in the end mate a little i think i just got used to knocking the gears down with the heel a bit more in em



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Lol jokes is there a long chrosser gear lever that I can get looked at XT600 gear and they don't look nice

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Had these boots for bout a year they still won't bend like wearing a block of concrete any advice on what to do should I just scrap em or am I wearing them wrong way

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What bout up can't get my foot under the peg without a mission raised the peg but it just didn't feel right

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Use a longer gear lever, I used my XT600 for mine much longer and easier on changing gears, oh aye you may need to mark yer boots with a 'R' & 'L' cos yer feet will hurt ya if you put them on as they are.

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Prob Norfe or Deeteemx, or FunkymunkyDave would know more about MX levers.

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Most yz ones from early bikes will fit

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MDK


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hate full length boots my self always go for shorter ankle hight boots gota have the ankle movement ...
http://www.ghostbikes.com/products/5000-black-circuit-motorcycle-boots.html



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GADGET wrote:

Most yz ones from early bikes will fit

 +1 much better suited. the alloy ones wont last off road though hmm one drop on that side and its history.... xt lever is a better option imo. to soften your boots up so they bend,put them on,pour hot water over the toe area(not too hot) and then walk around on tip-toes (takes about an hour to break them in properly) they'll still be stiffish though due to the design....my tech 8's are just about worn in after 2 years biggrin



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I have a pair of these go nice and soft but still firm!!

http://www.ghostbikes.com/products/off-road-gear-motocross-boots/3344-tcx-dune-motocross-boots.html





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Gona try the hot Warter trick if that dont work gona get sum boots like mdk I think there exactly wat Im lookin 4

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