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The shocks or if it has them, the struts, are worn out, and need to be replaced.
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What makes a trampoline bouncy?
the springs which are connected makes the trampoline bouncy and the material itself
Why are you experiencing a bouncy ride at speeds usually under 20 mph?
Shocks or struts need replacing.
What does keratin do for hair?
It makes your hair bouncy & adds volume & shine ! (:
What makes an egg bouncy?
anything with acid in it for example vinegar or lemon juice
Why is a basketball bouncy?
Because, you see, the basketball is filled with AIR. Which makes it bounce.
Do less bouncy basktballs shoot better than the bouncy baskballs?
Yes because when you go to shoot the "bouncy" basketball it is easier for it to bounce back off. You don't want to have a very bouncy basketball, but you don't want to have one that is to deflated. When you have one with the perfect amount of air, you should get the perfect shot!
Do you leave the shell on the egg before you put vinegar on it to make it a bouncy egg?
Yes. The vinegar helps dissolve the shell surface, giving way to the membrane underneath that makes the egg "bouncy."
By are balls bouncy?
Because rubber is bouncy!!!! and bouncy balls are made out of rubber.
What makes a Titleist golf ball bouncey?
Golf balls have a core of a rubbery type material, wrapped in a plastic cover. Rubber makes it bouncy.
What is a polymer bouncy ball made of?
It's made out if rubber so when rubber bounces it goes really high.AnswerIt's made out of rubber and chemicals do not chew it i think they can give u cancer my friends told me that and the big red rubber ones used for kickball they have chemicals that give u cancer i think if u chew it me friends told me that AnswerRubber AnswerMade from rubber like everyone from the above said :D
Who invented the bouncy castle?
Ted Bouncy
Should you ride a horse if it has got a dippy back?
if it makes the horse sore, no, if the horse is fine, then of course. you should ask your vet about it. by the way, this "dippy back" is called a "sway back" :)
