Honda Motorcycle Riding Boots
07-23-2007, 02:07 PM
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Honda Motorcycle Riding Boots
I just received shipment of a pair of Honda motorcycle riding boots.
http://www.sierratradingpost.com/Pro...&cdf=TopSeller
They're comfortable. I like that there's a zippered flap that secures with a velcro tab to cover the boot laces. The inner sole is made up of a foam that wicks moisture away from the foot and keeps the boot from getting stinky.
The best part is that they are on clearance for $39.95. The website says the regular price is $120.00.
http://www.sierratradingpost.com/Pro...&cdf=TopSeller
They're comfortable. I like that there's a zippered flap that secures with a velcro tab to cover the boot laces. The inner sole is made up of a foam that wicks moisture away from the foot and keeps the boot from getting stinky.
The best part is that they are on clearance for $39.95. The website says the regular price is $120.00.
07-26-2007, 05:54 PM
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whoa thats cheap.
i dont think i take riding gear very seriously, for better or for worse... im a jean and t shirt kinda rider... i do wear over the ankle steel toed boots/shoes. if its chilly out, i wear a light jacket.... but i dont really ride anyplace "fast" my top speed is like 45mph so i stay out of faster zones. mostly within city limits.
is that a good excuse? :dunno:
i dont think i take riding gear very seriously, for better or for worse... im a jean and t shirt kinda rider... i do wear over the ankle steel toed boots/shoes. if its chilly out, i wear a light jacket.... but i dont really ride anyplace "fast" my top speed is like 45mph so i stay out of faster zones. mostly within city limits.
is that a good excuse? :dunno:
07-27-2007, 09:47 AM
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I feel that it's a the individual rider's perrogative as to how much gear to wear.
Being a newb rider, I ride with full gear. Helmet, jacket w/armor, riding gloves, jeans, and over the ankle boots. I want to avoid injuries like this:
(Full story of this rider's crash can be found here: http://www.hondashadow.net/forum/vie...=48914&start=0 )
I guess it just depends on how much you value your skin.
Being a newb rider, I ride with full gear. Helmet, jacket w/armor, riding gloves, jeans, and over the ankle boots. I want to avoid injuries like this:
(Full story of this rider's crash can be found here: http://www.hondashadow.net/forum/vie...=48914&start=0 )
I guess it just depends on how much you value your skin.