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sc0ott
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30th Mar 12 at 09:50   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Or tried doing an ollie on a skateboard bare footed
Nath
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quote:
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Have you ever tried pedaling a bike with your bare feet.


Yep, never again.
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Yes but that's a ridiculous idea because of the risk of injury, I've ridden my trials bike around the garden in just socks after changing the clutch but I wouldn't compete without boots because if I fell off, I'd rip my feet to bits and the exhaust sits on the inside of my leg so the boot has more function.ive ridden a bike bare foot, platform pedals are better for it imo than say bear traps but meh, you're being ridiculous as there's no comparison between the two-you're hardly likely to fall out of your car and get gravel rash on anything exposed unlike a bike or skateboard
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Jesus, who invited Captain Serious to the party?!
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Jesus did
Nath
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Damn Jesus.
Mike
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quote:
Originally posted by sc0ott
Have you ever tried pedaling a bike with your bare feet.


Yes

quote:
Originally posted by sc0ott
Or tried doing an ollie on a skateboard bare footed


Yes

Driving barefoot was far preferable to both of the above and didn't carry the risks
BarnshaW
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riding a bike with barefoot? i am sorry but i dont believe anyone who says its easier barefoot on the pedals then trainers
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He asked have we ever tried pedaling barefoot, not do we prefer it. I've rode a bike barefoot on a couple of occasions, don't ask me why I can't remember, probably because I was a kid and daft.

Again with the skateboard, I did it once as a kid when I needed to pop over to my mates house and couldn't be bothered putting shoes on, I figured the skateboard would be more comfortable than walking barefoot, when I had to olly up a kerb, I realised my mistake
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I was asking about a push bike not a motorcycle.

And it was a general question, not a comparison. Ive tried cycle a bike bare footed and from what i can remember it was quite painfull and weird on my soft feet, and they were shitty plastic pedals as well.

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yeah, I wouldn't choose to do it repeatedly nor if I was on a proper ride out but its not exactly impossible to do over a short distance.
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Bump -

http://www.trucknetuk.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=88052

Truck drivers in moccasins, think of the children.
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That's worrying that in the largest type of veichles on the road, they are not wearing proper footwear. God help the veichle infront if they need to slam on the anchors in a truck barefooted!
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quote:
Originally posted by John
Just been looking and don't think it's actually illegal, just stupid. It could be classed under another offence if it was the cause of a crash.

how is it stupid?
Sometimes when driving with heavier footwear, such as safety boots, I find it harder to drive slightly. But I imagine with no shoes, it'd be easier
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quote:
Originally posted by Nath
quote:
Originally posted by sc0ott
Have you ever tried pedaling a bike with your bare feet.


Yep, never again.


when i was younger , i did this ..EPIC


had strict parents, my break for Freedom ...

hell YEAH

i looked worked well with the girls
Ian
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The brakes pedal on my truck is actually softer than the Puma...
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quote:
Originally posted by John
Just been looking and don't think it's actually illegal, just stupid. It could be classed under another offence if it was the cause of a crash.
Driving without shoe care and attention?

[Edited on 18-07-2012 by Russ]
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quote:
Originally posted by Root
quote:
Originally posted by John
Just been looking and don't think it's actually illegal, just stupid. It could be classed under another offence if it was the cause of a crash.

how is it stupid?
Sometimes when driving with heavier footwear, such as safety boots, I find it harder to drive slightly. But I imagine with no shoes, it'd be easier


I've typed out a couple of derogatory posts to you since you've started piping up again but always thought better of it and moved onto the next post instead.

You agreeing is as bad as Anty agreeing, this proves it's a completely stupid thing to do.
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Someone who was driving with no shoes on smashed into the back of my mates car last week, no idea if the lack of shoes was a factor.
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Of course it wasn't.

What colour was his T shirt? That may have been a factor.
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Think he was wearing a shirt.
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Not this again.
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How many buttons open? That may have been a factor.
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I've driven about 10,000miles since this thread was started. Approximately 10% were done barefoot and 10% were done in flip flops; I still haven't had an accident. Fuck yeah
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quote:
Originally posted by Anty
quote:
Originally posted by Nath
quote:
Originally posted by sc0ott
Have you ever tried pedaling a bike with your bare feet.


Yep, never again.


when i was younger , i did this ..EPIC


had strict parents, my break for Freedom ...

hell YEAH

i looked worked well with the girls


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