The rear shock absorber air pressure warning light comes on and goes off at random. Air pressure is within the limits (it's at 32 psi). Should I be concerned? Debbie, my wife, said that the tail end felt a little "squirrely" under her. The warning label says that if the light is on, the speed should be reduced to less than 50 mph.
See below:
As you can see, this new ride only has 23,000 on the clock; the shocks can't be shot already, can they?
After the heart attack and the stroke, thought I better start riding a SOFA, don't ya know!
Good to be back!
"Old? Naah...just well worn"
Posted on Jul 2, 2009, 6:29 PM from IP address 173.53.85.131
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