left foot forward?

[Chazmo]

Spoken like a true right hander! I mount the bike from the right pretty often. Right foot planted is more natural for me. I end up mounting from the left as well, mostly because of the kickstand on one bike and the direction I am getting out of the garage and around the car in the driveway.

You might or might not find it interesting that I tilt the bike in the same direction to throw my leg over it no matter which side I'm mounting from: towards me if I'm on the right or away from me if I'm on the left.

BH, neat! I thought I’d hit on a universal truth! OK, I stand (well, mount) corrected!!!!

 

[Desser]

Had to ride a few neighborhood laps to verbalize what my feet actually do — largely without consulting me. L = left foot, R = right.

Mounting high-step: R over rear rack.
Mounting step-thru: R over bottom bracket.
Stopped: L on ground, R up and forward.
Pedaling: R generally pushes a little harder.
Coasting: L down.
Leaned hard right: R up and forward.
Leaned hard left: L up and forward.

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No real thought behind this. Pretty much happens on its own.

Well, it didn't work out for me right away; it took some effort.