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Suspension system
The suspension system. Its components, including dampers, control wheel and body movement and help retain road contact. They do not guarantee the wheels never lose contact or completely absorb every irregularity. Effective braking also depends on brakes, tyres, grip and speed. Maintain all these components according to the manufacturer.
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