or whatever it is that makes the car rise and then sink down when you wantwell anyways as you drive it goes up and down over and over really fastwhy is that?what could be wrong with it?
Falling over is from not getting your foot down flat. Do you have a car license and a biker friend? A good place to practice is a church parking lot, NOT on their sevices day. Ask nicely if you can park there. HINT: practice your stops in front of friend, I took my father to a parking lot, he got on and rode to the other end and practiced his stop, and fell over. Crap like this is why safety courses are best.
You should sign up for a basic riding course. You will learn much faster, more safely, and they will teach you things that you might NEVER figure out on your own. Regarding your additonal information: Apparently, you haven't yet learned how to hold a bike up at a stop. That's pretty basic stuff, and they WILL teach you that.
depends what year model land rover you got, if its a recent model then its a problem with the computer because the new land rovers have the dynamic response suspension system, which monitors cornering loads and employs hydraulic motors that stiffen or relax the anti-roll bars to enhance stability and reduce body roll. take it down to a land rover dealer and get them to run a diagnostics on the rovers computer.
