eoneleg

Believe me I understand if your scheulde changes. I am also am engineer by heart and have held many VP and Dir of Engineering positions for automotive suppliers in the past. i am now in sales and glad to be away from those jobs:) I am disappointed that we will not be able to walk in our heels - but I understand. I regards to the motorcycle. I do not know your leg condition. Most bikes are coordinated as follows. The throttle and front brake are the right hand - Clutch is the left hand. Right leg is the rear brake - left leg is the shifter. Left leg on the ground would be OK as long as you have strong upper body to balance the bike. I would be concerned if you can never put your right leg on the ground to stop the bike from leaning right. To many times on the road you need both legs to keep it up. Where do you live - I travel and maybe we could go for a walk in our heels one night? You sound very nice! Good luck with your adventures, Bern