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View Poll Results: Which foot do you place on the ground?
I use my left foot, and Im left handed 10 10.64%
I use my left foot, and im right handed 70 74.47%
I use my right foot, and im left handed 3 3.19%
I use my right foot, and im right handed 11 11.70%
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Old 07-01-2009, 09:51 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Which foot do you place on the ground when stopping?

Well I always use my left foot but i've seen people use right and ive seen others use left. Ive also heard that it has something to do with whether your right or left handed? I dont really believe that but just for tickles and giggles why dont we put it to the test?
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Old 07-01-2009, 09:53 PM   #2 (permalink)
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I use both and i'm right handed. Mostly use the left, prolly around 80%, but if i'm coming up to a light that I know is a long wait, i'll put my bike in neutral and put the right foot down so i can shift and take off if i need to or when the light turns green.
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Because you didn't create this as a poll?

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I use both and i'm right handed. Mostly use the left, prolly around 80%, but if i'm coming up to a light that I know is a long wait, i'll put my bike in neutral and put the right foot down so i can shift and take off if i need to or when the light turns green.
I do the same as well for long lights and i do find myself to rarely use my right.
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Because you didn't create this as a poll?

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The poll doesnt show up for you? Shows up for me...anyone else not see the poll?
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Didn't see it when I replied, but now i see it....I should probably vote it.
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Both feet when coming to a stop. Left foot ground, right foot brake and sitting up if at a light.
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usually right, but it doesn't matter really, depends on the situation.

Left handed.
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Didn't vote because it just depends. I don't really think about it too much.
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Sometimes use the right, but as some people already said, I'll put my left down so I can use the rear brake. I'm right-handed.
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MSF taught us left foot down first so that's what I've always done.
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I was taught at the safety coarse to put the left foot down so you keep the right on the rear brake. so that what i do most of the time.

Sometime i will use the right foot depending on the grade of the road.
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Depends, none of the choices was a definite for me. i'm right handed
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