No More Gear Scuffs!!! By Lindy Smith on - Updated Oct 15, 2011
I love riding my motorcycle. When I first got it, I wore black boots and never worried about messing them up. As I got more comfortable and rode more often, I would wear other shoes including my wheat colored boots. After about two weeks of shifting gears, my left boot developed a very noticeable and very unsightly scuff mark from the rubber of the gear shift. I searched online and happened upon The Cycle Shoe. It's basically a neoprene cover designed specifically for your left foot. It slips over the front half of your foot and has velcro that wraps around the back of your shoe and fastens to itself to hold the cycle shoe in place. It has a rubberized sole for necessary traction at stop lights and stop signs. There's a rubber pad on the top exactly where the shifter hit your foot and allows you to ride without worrying about messing up your light colored footwear. Definitely recommend!!!
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Cycleshoe Men's Purchased at: www.cycleshoe.com Price: $24.95
What a good idea :0) Now you can wear any shoe and it won't get ruined!
This is a terrific idea. I had no idea that you could get shoe to protect your footwear while on a bike. Great details and very informative.
Well I never heard of this before. Sounds handy!
This sounds like a really cool and useful product for bikers! Thank you for sharing.
What a cool idea to protect your shoes/boots when you're riding your motorcycle!
What a great idea! My husband and I have both discarded shoes after the shifting mark has gotten out of control and ruined the shoes.
Very innovative products for motorcyclists. Thanks for sharing this knowledge with us.
A great idea. Now all you have to do is remember to wear it!
You know, it never ceases to amaze me, that we have in this world such inventive creative minds. This one's sheer genius and a big help to motorcycle riders. My late husbands shoes were often ruined by prolonged scuffing when riding. He would have loved this one:)
Great idea, I did not know these existed, but then again its been about 10 years since I have been on a bike.