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Location: East of Seattle since 1992, 615' Elevation, Zone 8b - originally from SF Bay Area
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I have a 97 Escort 5 speed beater that I drive to the park & ride, and pretty much had only stick shifts between 1973 and 1994 or so. Being stuck in traffic on an uphill stretch is hard on the leg, but it just got tired, there was never any lasting pain from it. While our other 2 vehicles now are automatic, I still enjoy shifting, and it's not the same using an up/down button on the side of a shiftlever like on our Escape.
And how could one not know they have pain? How could anyone possibly answer that question?'
Not a poll, an attempt to seek a predetermined answer.
Peace be on you...Sorry, I am not a Poll expert, All I wnated to know:
If anyone is having pain in their left leg, is it due to clutch pressing, especially if one drives in congested city.
I think, it would be better if one ask suggestions for question from you all good friends, before posting a poll.
Good wishes.
Maybe they don't know how t shift. My husbands a truck driver, drives about a million miles a year and has never complained about his knees.
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