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Comfortable Riding Shock?

I have a 2010 roadster with 42,000 miles. Are the shocks gone at that mileage? It seems to ride rough especially when I hit the bridge expansion joints on the

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Old 06-13-2021, 05:53 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I have a 2010 roadster with 42,000 miles. Are the shocks gone at that mileage? It seems to ride rough especially when I hit the bridge expansion joints on the interstate highway. Is there a better riding shock other than the oem ones? I don't really do any spirited driving I just want the best ride I can get without being too spongy.
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