favoured leg

[AndyRM]

I must be wired all wrong, I'm right handed, left footed, but un-clip first with my right.

 

[Drago]

Right leg is my leading leg, though the middle one is my favourite.

 

[vickster]

I don't like my left leg very much currently , but I still unclip it first

 

[ianrauk]

i'm right-handed but always push off (clip in first) with my left

Same as me

 

[nickyboy]

Anything other than clipping in the right foot and pushing off with the left is just plain wrong

 

[SatNavSaysStraightOn]

[QUOTE 3297009, member: 259"]People who put their right foot down first when stopping should be burned at the stake[/QUOTE]
well I haven't got a hope in anything's chance then... right leg and a red head...

 

[ScotiaLass]

Right leg is my leading leg, though the middle one is my favourite.

Is that a truncheon in your pocket or......

 

[numbnuts]

I'm right leg down first

 

[raleighnut]

I don't like my left leg very much currently , but I still unclip it first

I too am not so keen on my left leg but only cos its got a firkin big Titanium rod in it now. Before that I've always swung my right leg over the bike and (after going clip'n'cleat) clipped that one in and probably never unclipped my right foot until I dismounted.

 

[moo]

I've got a metal rod in my right leg so I'm not fond of it. Damn thing puts out less power than the left too, lazy fecker

 

[martinclive]

Left foot unclip - cos that's where the kerbs are and you lean away from the traffic (UK)

 

[gavroche]

I just ask myself quickly which leg I am going to unclip before I come to a stop. So really, it is whichever takes my fancy.

 

[TheJDog]

I've just realised that I am probably goofy on a skateboard because I do it properly, ie put the left foot on the ground, on a bike.

 

[gavroche]

I am a bit weird really because when I used to play tennis, in my younger days, I always swopped hands depending on which side the ball was coming. I am left handed by nature.

 

[derrick]

Right foot out first. If I am going to fall I would rather hit the kerb than a car.