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Who else suffers this if they have stopped in a really bad spot?
I don`t get it as much as I used to but I still get it.

Doesn`t matter how you try to postion the foot it still just keeps on shaking

yep happens to me too

to me sometimes also

you need to install a RTC leg stabilizer

I see dead people....................................everywhere.

Guts wrote:Who else suffers this if they have stopped in a really bad spot?
I don`t get it as much as I used to but I still get it.

Doesn`t matter how you try to postion the foot it still just keeps on shaking

move your seat 1 or 2 clicks forward...

Tried it, it don`t change.

Could be beer tremors.

John

Don`t drink beer

It used to happen to me but it wasnt my foot. If i was pointing up hill and stopped on a bad line the muscle in the back of my thigh on my clutch side used to twitch real bad while holding the clutch in but i havent noticed it for a while. Maybe i dont drive bad lines anymore

Ya I only get it in my right leg. When its really bad my whole leg shakes

RUFF wrote:It used to happen to me but it wasnt my foot. If i was pointing up hill and stopped on a bad line the muscle in the back of my thigh on my clutch side used to twitch real bad while holding the clutch in but i havent noticed it for a while. Maybe i dont drive bad lines anymore

i think mine is my clutch foot and when i have my foot on the brake. I am not 100% sure which foot it is but it hasnt happened for a while. Maybe i dont take bad lines any more too.

RUFF wrote:Maybe i dont drive bad lines anymore

Ya and no less either

same here!

my leg used to shake real bad if i was in an ugly situation.

Its Probly somthing to do with the Care factor .

Mine does it occasionaly , spose it could be worse could be your brake foot !

Larry.

Josh_GQ wrote:my leg used to shake real bad if i was in an ugly situation.

This also prob explains why Guts's leg shakes because its allways attached to something ugly

Dozoor wrote: spose it could be worse could be your brake foot !

Larry.

It is my brake foot that does it.


thanks ruff

You might have parkinsons disease or your probably just an alcoholic.

4sum4 wrote:You might have parkinsons disease or your probably just an alcoholic.

maybe both

I thought I was the only one. Mine gets a big shake up even when I don't even think Im nervous. Only when stopped in places I shouldn't be.

mine dont shake but it gets some pretty bad cramps

Thats wankers cramp, not shakey foot

Guts wrote:Thats wankers cramp, not shakey foot

well u really r farked up in the nead if u wank with your foot

Take a calcium and magnesium supplement.

Jason

half his luck if he has a foot to wank!!!!!

Its an affect of adreneline, part of the fight or flight response.......

Yep, get that big time some times. I think mine is a bit more pronounced because of a head injury I suffered a couple of years ago. For a long time after the injury (and just fading away slowly now) my right leg would bounce and tremor if I was sitting, resting my leg on the front part of my foot.

It is actually quite nice to know you guys get it 4wd'ing too! Its a slightly different feeling.

The occurance I recall was on that big Outerlimits trip in the Watagans at the end of January. It was fairly late in the night, I was reasonably tired (head injury really plays up when I'm tired) and I had an attempt at bugger rock. I put the front wheels up on the rock, and was happy to get snatched from there, so hit the anchors. The handbrake wasn't holding real well that night, so I tried to stay hard on the brake with my right foot. While waiting for the snatch, my leg really started to bounce. Not a good feeling when you are hanging by the steering wheel, staring at the night sky above, with a bumpy drop behind you!

Jason, are you serious about the calcium and mag?

The adreneline thing sounds reasonable. One of those times you want to scold your body with "You're not helping!".

Heathx4 wrote:Jason, are you serious about the calcium and mag?

Yes, it helps mediate muscle tension, reducing cramps and spasms.



Jason

roadrunner
Posted: Sun Mar 14, 2004 9:33 pm

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Its an affect of adreneline, part of the fight or flight response....

sounds right to me. stupid leg

yeah I get the shaky leg syndrome. It has reduced somewhat since I got the patrol.

Its would be a reaction of adrenalin.