bellyer
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3.5 minutes in and I was able to recognize similar bouncing as I am experiencing, especially between the 1:20 mark and the 2:00 minute mark and also again in the 3:00-4:00 mark. I think it is a bit hard to notice the bouncing because the dashcam is in a fixed position mounted to the vehicle, but if you keep an eye on the yellow line on the left of the road, you can absolutely see the bounce that I have come to know all too well. I was hoping I could get my wife to come out for a ride to film the bouncing while I drive, but haven't been able to yet. I feel like, in order to really get the sensation of what this bouncing physically puts the bobble-headed occupants through, it might be better even to get footage of someone just holding their phone/camera filming.Not sure if this helps or not: Here is 10 minutes of dashcam footage of my California Route 1 (RWD ER) going down I-94 near Ann Arbor, Michigan. Not sure how much this is an indictment of the car being bumpy as it is about Michigan's crappy roads (this was back in Feb a few days after we picked it up). I'll be taking that route again this afternoon; going to pay a little more attention to how it rides. I really didn't notice anything out of the ordinary.
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