has anybody solved the problem of the left shoe stain?

all my light colored shoes get to have these and they are so difficult to remove and are definitely unsightly.

just bought a goretex coleman which do not come in anything dark colored. i hate to think what happens to it in a few days of riding.

any help out there?

katsh,
hope this helps you:
Shu-bandit (http://www.shubandit.com/)

http://www.cbxman.com/detail.aspx?ID=491

definitely sensible.

now, let me look for someone who may be able to execute it without any dollar drain on the philippine economy...

thanks a lot, senzali!

[QUOTE]thanks a lot, senzali![/QOUTE]

U R welcome. I like the leather better but I guess you can get a custom made one there. .

bro, inform me when you have the left shoe protector na. i'm lookin for that too :D :D :D

If you're penny pinching, you could always just strap on an old wrist band around your shoe. :crazy:

hmmm...oo nga noh!!! nice idea! i might just do that! hehehe

Originally posted by GSChan
If you're penny pinching, you could always just strap on an old wrist band around your shoe. :crazy:

Won't that be dangerous, since you won't have proper traction when you put your foot down?

O/T:

Ron, naka-Zeal ka na pala, congrats!

renmin,
thanks bro...just got it last week :D :D :D

actually i'm planning to try an elastic wide rubber that i saw in a hardware store. it's about 2 inches wide. well, just a thought :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

Originally posted by GSChan
If you're penny pinching, you could always just strap on an old wrist band around your shoe. :crazy:
you can borrow one from Erap :D

Back in the days, I use to wear construction/hiking boots when I ride (tan in color) and I get that stain too 'til a friend gave me a shifter boot (L shaped - made of foam rubber wrapped with a cloth material) and it worked great. Only thing is it lasted only one season. Nowadays I use riding boots with shifter pads.

One thing you could do is to become "Fashion independent" and say to yourself "to heck with the stain-- anyway, it is one of the signs of a rider". And it won't bother you anymore! Guess what-- few people notice anyway, either way. They will notice the odd shoe saver or other contraption you'd use to keep the stain from hapening.

:D nice say patrick :D