haha, Boots to the coot

Find me some cheap Sidi On Roads.

I'll keep my eyes open.

It's solid in the left-to-right direction so your ankle can't twist. I don't see how that can possibly be viewed as a bad thing. Unless I'm really reading this wrong, I don't see how it can be correct... that preventing your foot from twisting will put stress on your knee?

When I hit the deck at VIR at 100+ and slid out into the grass, I'm pretty sure a boot without the brace would've allowed the ground to twist my ankle all sorts of uncomfortable directions.

You won't be disappointed. But you will be surprised how comfortable they are for walking around... once you realize your feet point forward no matter how hard you try to turn 'em. :lol:

That, sir - was what sold me on them. I have been walking around the house in them to break them in a bit before riding. Well, the walkability AND the replaceable ball of foot are a DONE deal. I always bore a hole in the ball of my foot from the end of the rear-set. Replacing the sole is one thing - but to screw it off and then replace is dreamy.

I know, I'm a geek for shoes - but this is an entirely different level :lol:

Yes. If the ankle can't bend it transfers that lateral energy to the knee, which isn't designed to bend sideways.

Some women have a shoe fetish, I just want these.

Sidi Streetburners.

http://www.motonation.com/store/pc/c...294_detail.jpg

I was told that I'd have them in on Thursday, they'll be at the Pompano store

tell me what you are looking for and I will see what I can do


and in case anyone was wondering, yes i sell Sidi's