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Could motorcycle aggravate back injury?
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Yes: Depending on the angle of seat and also the amount of vibration, motorcycles could certainly aggravate a back injury by both of these mechanisms.
Answered 4/8/2019
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Of course: You have more direct impact to your spine on an MC, no matter how good your shocks are.
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