Stomp Grip...
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Hi all,
Thanks to you guys, I learned about Stomp Grip. All my rides here (even my work commute) are twisties. I've got about 1,000 miles on the bike now and just put on the Stomp Grip. I really like it. Not only can I position myself better with my knees, it's also more comfortable for the knees squeezing the tank. Also, after long descents with a lot of braking, it's nice to be able to hold the bike with the legs using the Grip and relieve a little wrist pressure.
Stomp Grip is not the prettiest stuff in the world, but I like the functionality.
Thanks again. I'm learning a lot by lurking :-)
Thanks to you guys, I learned about Stomp Grip. All my rides here (even my work commute) are twisties. I've got about 1,000 miles on the bike now and just put on the Stomp Grip. I really like it. Not only can I position myself better with my knees, it's also more comfortable for the knees squeezing the tank. Also, after long descents with a lot of braking, it's nice to be able to hold the bike with the legs using the Grip and relieve a little wrist pressure.
Stomp Grip is not the prettiest stuff in the world, but I like the functionality.
Thanks again. I'm learning a lot by lurking :-)
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I live up on the side on Mt. Konocti...above Clear Lake. Have you visited Clear Lake? It's the largest natural lake in California, about 100 miles north of SF and about 50 miles north of Santa Rosa. The people here are an interesting mix of granola and redneck. A lot of the homes around us are rarely occupied vacation or second homes.
I'm not a fisherman, but the bass are huge here. We have some of the largest bass fishing tournaments here.
I enjoy the lake on my kayaks.
The riding is great. My 15-20 minute work commute doesn't have a single traffic light. All twisties.
Anyway, we moved here from Tucson three years ago and are loving it.
I'm not a fisherman, but the bass are huge here. We have some of the largest bass fishing tournaments here.
I enjoy the lake on my kayaks.
The riding is great. My 15-20 minute work commute doesn't have a single traffic light. All twisties.
Anyway, we moved here from Tucson three years ago and are loving it.
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wow...lucky mang!
don't come to socal...all we have here is traffic. be careful of cksean, i think he may be trying to hit on you.
stomp pads are good stuff...look like clean shingles.
wow...lucky mang!
don't come to socal...all we have here is traffic. be careful of cksean, i think he may be trying to hit on you.
stomp pads are good stuff...look like clean shingles.
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not making fun of you bell but damn your writing sounds like it should be for an advertisement , you must do some work like that, or just really take pride in your superiorior lingwee-stick scillz, i r only in calledge.
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Hi Hate,
You're crackin' me up.
I've never texted and take a while typing (hunt and peck) so I guess I've never fallen into the "write the way you talk" habit. I guess I'm "old school" :-) Still trying to make my English teachers proud.
Not a salesman; a pilot...which at times in my career has felt like "sales" if you know what I mean :-)
You're crackin' me up.
I've never texted and take a while typing (hunt and peck) so I guess I've never fallen into the "write the way you talk" habit. I guess I'm "old school" :-) Still trying to make my English teachers proud.
Not a salesman; a pilot...which at times in my career has felt like "sales" if you know what I mean :-)