Hey guys...so we all discussed in my thread where I took the truck from Florida to North Carolina and back (about 1500 miles) in 36 hours and it rode so rough- especially on the bad SC roads- that I regretted taking it.

So now I don't know if maybe I blew my shocks out or something however all of a sudden back on my normal daily commute it seems to be riding extra soft. Perhaps I just got used to the thrashing around from so much of it over such a short time that my normal daily streets that I travel feel like I'm riding on glass for a few days...or maybe I blew the shocks...don't know.

But go ahead and let me have it...first I complain about it being too harsh...now it feels too soft...ugh!

 

Sounds like a shock was going bad on your trip and finally blew out.

 

I actually crawled underneath just now and no fluid leaking out of any of them...although that doesn't necessarily mean they're not bad...

 

I see vehicles all the time on the road with bad shocks. Get someone to video record both sides of your vehicle as you drive across a bridge or some other normal road hazard. Playback might reveal visible bouncing/shock failure.

 

yes...we know the feeling

we dont like the way our trucks ride on the way to the dealership...
but once we see the new pricess...we like the way it rides on the way back home.

 

Yes. Stopped by a dealer last night to look at a '17 F350 that's been sitting out front several weeks. Saw that it was a 6.7 upon closer inspection. No need to get off the motorcycle to check the sticker further after this discovery. Rode right back on out of there.

 

Saddle Callous? "Rough ride" is a subjective term, and you were subjected to a new definition.