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If the road is new you are fine, if the road is crap you will be hearing it loud and clear. I find the suspension on the z is actualy

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Old 03-26-2009, 03:48 AM   #1 (permalink)
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If the road is new you are fine, if the road is crap you will be hearing it loud and clear.

I find the suspension on the z is actualy soft with out body roll. hard to imagine but its true
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If the road is new you are fine, if the road is crap you will be hearing it loud and clear.

I find the suspension on the z is actualy soft with out body roll. hard to imagine but its true
Yes I think they did a good job setting up the progressive damping, it absorbs small bumps very well.
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