you can through out the camber and that causes your tires to wear on one side or the other and it can also do damage to you idler arm and tie rods, which is an important part of your front suspension
He's Hit By A Car
They will get injured.
They crash.
Bottoming out means that the suspension has compressed as far as it can, and usually it doesn't mean that much. Suspension parts frequently have a rubber block that the mechanics fetch up against at full compression. But it will mean a harder landing that may either damage the bike or the rider.
They might get hurt and part of your car would have a dent depending on how hard you hit them
no damage, no problem. nuff said
rigid box truck frame and a suspension with more travel than a car.
If your front-end is loose after hitting a bump, but not at speed, when you use the brakes, or when you turn - then the most likely cause is going to be your suspension.
of course the frog will hit by the wheels of the car and will die
If it is a continuous thump (ie thump, thump, thump) that changes in speed with the speed of the vehicle it is likely related to a tire problem. If it happens when you hit a bump or immediately afterwards it is likely due to something loose or worn out in the suspension. If it happens somewhat randomly and doesn't seem affected by bumps it may be a loose piece of trim, or something loose under the car getting knocked around by the winds.
If you have the proper insurance or you were hit by someone you will surrender the car and the title to the insurance company and they will pay you the actual cash value of the car before it was hit.
Could be worn or loose steering/suspension parts. Have a trusted mechanic inspect the vehicle soon.