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I'm the DA!

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  1. I just chuckle when I read folks here driving off with
    their MTB shoes on after a ride. I just say to myself
    "You dumb a--!" Well today I was THE dumb a--; I rode
    a couple of blocks before I realized I had my MTB
    shoes on - cleats and all. At least I didn't try to engage
    them onto my (car) pedals! 🙂

    --
    - Zilla Cary, NC (Remove XSPAM)

  2. Zilla said:

    I just chuckle when I read folks here driving off with
    their MTB shoes on after a ride. I just say to myself "You
    dumb a--!" Well today I was THE dumb a--; I rode a couple
    of blocks before I realized I had my MTB shoes on - cleats
    and all. At least I didn't try to engage them onto my
    (car) pedals! 🙂

    Guess I been a DA for years. Hell, I even drive in my XC ski
    boots. Never knew. :-P

    Shawn

    P.S. Since I'm not only a DA, but in the dark too, why is
    this a problem?

  3. Zilla said:

    I just chuckle when I read folks here driving off with
    their MTB shoes on after a ride. I just say to myself "You
    dumb a--!" Well today I was THE dumb a--; I rode a couple
    of blocks before I realized I had my MTB shoes on - cleats
    and all. At least I didn't try to engage them onto my
    (car) pedals! 🙂

    I drive in my bike shoes all the time -- jersey & shorts,
    too. (Sometimes even gloves after a night ride.)

    Bill "no helmet, yet, however" S.

  4. Zilla said:

    I just chuckle when I read folks here driving off with
    their MTB shoes on after a ride. I just say to myself "You
    dumb a--!" Well today I was THE dumb a--; I rode a couple
    of blocks before I realized I had my MTB shoes on - cleats
    and all. At least I didn't try to engage them onto my
    (car) pedals! 🙂

    MTB shoes are easy, look style cleats on roadie shoes can be
    tricky though.

    --
    Craig Brossman, Durango Colorado (remove ".nospam" to reply)

  5. Zilla said:

    I just chuckle when I read folks here driving off with
    their MTB shoes on after a ride.

    I drive with them all the Time too, they don't seem to
    atac my spd.. They're certainly a lot easier to drive with
    than those high heeled stripper type shoes! So I've read,
    of course.

  6. Zilla said:

    At least I didn't try to engage them onto my (car)
    pedals! 🙂

    Done that.

    --
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    John G. in Memphis, TN Have a nice......... night.
    shavings.netreflect john.jpg

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    I just chuckle when I read folks here driving off with
    their MTB shoes on after a ride. I just say to myself "You
    dumb a--!" Well today I was THE dumb a--; I rode a couple
    of blocks before I realized I had my MTB shoes on - cleats
    and all. At least I didn't try to engage them onto my
    (car) pedals! 🙂

    --
    - Zilla Cary, NC (Remove XSPAM)


    Driving in Downhill Ski boots! Now that's a challenge.

    TJ www.gvii.net/hundtoft

  8. Zilla said:

    I just chuckle when I read folks here driving off with
    their MTB shoes on after a ride. I just say to myself "You
    dumb a--!" Well today I was THE dumb a--; I rode a couple
    of blocks before I realized I had my MTB shoes on - cleats
    and all. At least I didn't try to engage them onto my
    (car) pedals! 🙂

    You say it like it's a bad thing. I often stomp around to
    shake the loose stuff off and put a towel over the seat to
    stop the sticky mud getting on the upholstery...
    --
    Westie (Replace 'invalid' with 'yahoo' when replying.)

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