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Pulled the trigger new to forum and Snowbike any advice? MY SET UP
- Thread starter Crazygunner101
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Yup. Definitely go with the moto boots and cold weather socks. Now you don't have to waste your precious time reading through "dozens" of threads to find pertinent info on your set up! We'll just waste our time answering the same questions that are already answered in those other threads.
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DieselTwitch
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Them sound like fighting words! Lol
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DieselTwitch
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Every one stop!!! And answer these questions.... Again. save your answers however, I'm sure they will be asked again, and again....
ummmm ok were you being a smart *** or will the boots do fine I've read plenty and everyone is going with snowmobile boots it seems like or something bigger then my comp 5
Please point me to the thread where it says that comp 5 fox Moto boots are going to be fine and warm on the bike that answers that exact question in someone else's thread or would it just be easier to post the question here
On my thread
Sorry for the smart *** responce
My issue is that I have size 13 wide feet and snowmobile boots are way to big
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torkd
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I also have size 13 feet and klim adrenalines are perfect. Motorfist makes a very good boot that is similar as well
Sweet thank you for the assurance i will be going to 3 places tomorrow to look at klim and hope they have a good stock.
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funjunkie
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Your question to begin with wasn't real specific you ask a real basic question. Got no answer got pissy and started tell everybody how it is. And how you want it to go. We have been on hear for years trying to figure this stuff out. I would have told you get a yellow rubber rain suit and muck boots 
anyway there are some really cool people on her that can steer you in the right direction if you can relax and let them. And everybody is going to learn something the hard way. Not matter what your set up is your first day is going to kick ***.
anyway there are some really cool people on her that can steer you in the right direction if you can relax and let them. And everybody is going to learn something the hard way. Not matter what your set up is your first day is going to kick ***.Heres a few pointers, platforms pegs ot some sort ,upgrade the front fork springs ,keep front end light as possible so it doesnt submarine ,wide seat wr are 2x4s , seal air box put holes in use frog skin or a pogs filter,better grade battery ,make sure the rekluse is setup right
Battery is good I'm pretty sure having trouble finding frog skin, looking for pegs found the Yamaha Adventure Footpegs extra wide for like $244 so I'm scanning all the forums threads and seeing if there's something cheaper out there
Any pointers on frog skin or site let me know
cool just what i was looking for
Im going to go with the wider pegs. Does the shift lever and brake need to be extended i searched the treads and didn't find anyone having issues getting their boot on the back break or the shift clutch
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funjunkie
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Fast way makes really nice wide foot pegs. Stock shifter workers just fine and you can set your break up by using your front break master and lever. I like the hand break it seems easier to use. Klim bibs and boots work great don't use the motorcycle pants with the leather on the inside they have no built in gator. All you have to do is ask nice..
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Fast way makes really nice wide foot pegs. Stock shifter workers just fine and you can set your break up by using your front break master and lever. I like the hand break it seems easier to use. Klim bibs and boots work great don't use the motorcycle pants with the leather on the inside they have no built in gator. All you have to do is ask nice.
Thanks man I'm trying that approach
The levers
