Motion sick while parked?
Hello, we're looking to buy a Roadtrek and went to see a 2003 190 Popular yesterday. While parked and exploring the rig, I became motion sick and it lasted hours after I got home. It really rocked a l...
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booster wrote:
I think some folks can feel it, and some can't. I don't feel it when I am moving around, but can when someone else is and I am standing still or even more while sitting. I have been in dozens of class b's at RV shows and I have never been in one that I couldn't feel it rock when folks got in or out.
Of course spring/shocks rebound whenever someone gets in any streetable vehicle (I know,not bulldozers) but I define rocking as a repeated motion, like a boat in choppy water. If a vehicle rocks continuously then the first thing to look at would be the shocks. If you really have to snug it down more than that you're better off staying in the house and hoping for no earthquakes...
