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Need some boots that add an inch or two to my height
I just upgraded from an F800st to a new 2013 R1200GS. Even with the low suspension and low seat height, my feet still don't touch the ground all the way. I'm not on my tippy toes, I can get both balls of my feet on the ground. But would like a little more foot to touch the ground. Was thinking...- kengoodwin
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- boots height r1200gs seat
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Decisions, Decisions GSA, GS or ???
Guys, From feedback from other posters I think that at +/- 5'9" (barefoot) and 30" inseam, I may be too short for using a GSA on more technically challenging terrain. I am looking to do some long, cross country trips in developing countries: My riding will be: -On pavement (But-poor road...