dual sporting boots? nklr

[cosmo bojinski]

>From: "Zachariah Mully" > >Regardless of the acronym howse about the tagline "A true SUV" or "A Real >SUV" or something like that... we definitely need a tag line... > >Zack >1991 KLR >

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[L4rite]

"A true SUV" or "A Real SUV" or something like that... we definitely need a tag line... Zack 1991 KLR my license plate is SUV Y, MY SUV was taken...so mine simply means SUV Y bother with that I got a better one here.....anyway....I liked it.....later Les 89KLR

[Rev. Chuck]

>"Dual Sport: The OTHER Sportbike!" > >(Like the pork ads, ya know?) > > >-- >Dr. J. Christopher

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[mrob1515@aol.com]

Tom, I believe you are on the right track when using criteria that dictates comfort and the walkability factor when choosing a boot for dual sport riding. I think most dual sport riders do a lot of walking/hiking when seeking adventure. Please let us know which boot you pick.

>>I'm guessing I'd rather go for a boot that's a bit more comfortable >>to walk in at the expense of protection. So, am currently leaning >>towards the trials boots.

Mike Roberts Vancouver, USA