how many bikes? nklr

[Tumu Rock]

Anybody have experience with these? They claim to be good for dualsport and come with the option of motocross or high-grip all-terrain sole. $170 beats the Sidi Discovery too. Comments welcome. check em out at http://www.denniskirk.com/asp/detail2.asp?PartNo=347748BOOTS&ProdType=02&SubProdType=boots&Name=Search&MultiDim=N dat brooklyn bum _______________________________________________________ Say Bye to Slow Internet! http://www.home.com/xinbox/signup.html

[Karl Raupp]

Funny you should mention them becuase I just picked up a pair last week. I've only used them once so far so they are not broken in yet, but here are my findings. Good and stiff. Appear that they would give good protection off road. Not overly comfy to walk in, but you can get around with them on. Easy to do up and off once you get used to it (fasten the velcro at the top edge first, then the buckles). At first shifting was awkward since I've never had a stiff boot before. Upshifts are fine now but to downshift I'm downshift I'm dropping my foot on the shifter. Upshifting, the boot has no 'feel' since it's so stiff. I have no idea I made the shift until I let out the clutch out, I cannot feel that the boot in lifting up on the shifter. Something that'll just take some adjustment to, and not the fault of the boot. No idea which sole I have. They did come with that one accessory that no one can do without, and that is a couple of Alpinestar stickers!!! Woohoo! No KLR is complete without stickers. Hope it helped! Karl

>Anybody have experience with these? They claim to be good for dualsport and >come with the option of motocross or high-grip all-terrain sole. $170 beats >the Sidi Discovery too. Comments welcome. >dat brooklyn bum

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In a message dated Wed, 16 Aug 2000 10:20:50 AM Eastern Daylight Time, Zachariah Mully writes: >>