3/6/2016 6:10 AM
Edited Date/Time: 3/6/2016 6:14 AM
what do you mean you do you not know your natural grind side? if you were riding up to do a stall/grind on a symmetrical bench with no back rest (so you could choose whichever side) which side would you feel more comfortable trying? just picture it in your head and go for the opposite side to have your gearing so you don't have to buy as many sprockets/chains in the future.
about the foot stance though, it doesn't really matter that much, I grind left side right foot forward (goofy footed) and it's just a little annoying sometimes cause I'll hit the pedal sometimes trying feebles, but they are going to get hit anyway, just my left pedal the pins tend to wear out faster because of this because I do a lot of feebles and have that foot back.
i use to ride 39t gearing and grinded on the drive side for awhile, nowadays most sprockets are 25t and are a lot more out of the way and harder to bend anyway so that's a positive.