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So the other night I was on a high bank 180 degree (cloverleaf) type on-ramp, leaned over to the left. My foot was under the shifter as i was in 4th gear and expecting to shift up when.......the toe of my boot scraped the ground and my foot was bumped off the peg. Now was i really leaned over that far? I have no chicken strips on the left side. Just looking at angles I have a hard time accepting that i could physically be at such a extreme lean angle. Was my toe sticking out further then i thought? Any thoughts, i'm trying to come to a better understanding of my actual body position versus percieved position and I'd also like to avoid the surprise of having my toe taken off at high speed