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27-05-11, 22:03	#1
GreatScott Subscriber Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: The Madhouse Posts: 836	Changing Gear Any tips on changing gear with Moto x boots? I have new TCX boots, my first moto x type boot and ride a 1200GS. As much as I like them I find changing up a gear is not a natural movement and often miss a gear. Getting the boot properly under the level is a tight fit and the most effect way is to use the edge of the boot. Is there a solution? Should I reposition the level, lower the peg if I do will I experience a difficulty down shifting or will I get used to it? Cheers Hamish

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