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1.What is the proper way to start moving from a stop on a motorcycle?
Begin by slowly releasing the clutch while gently rolling on the throttle. This balances power and control, helping you avoid stalling or sudden movement.
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2.How should you keep your knees while riding a motorcycle?
Keeping your knees tight against the fuel tank improves balance and control, especially in curves or windy conditions. It also helps stabilize the body during turns or stops.
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3.What is the safest way to handle a tight turn at low speed?
Use the rear brake lightly and turn your head to look through the turn. This helps maintain balance and guides the bike smoothly through the curve.
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4.What should you do when approaching an intersection on a motorcycle?
Always be ready to stop or evade. Covering your brakes and checking both directions improves your response time and helps you avoid unexpected hazards.
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5.Why is it important to ride in the correct lane position?
Proper lane position increases your visibility to other drivers, helps you maintain safe space cushions, and avoids road hazards and blind spots.
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6.What is the correct head position when cornering?
Your motorcycle goes where you look. Keeping your eyes through the turn, not down at the road, helps you maintain smooth and safe cornering.
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7.When should you use the front and rear brakes together?
Applying both brakes provides balanced stopping power. Relying only on one brake reduces effectiveness and can lead to skidding, especially in wet or sandy conditions.
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8.How do you maintain balance while stopping at slow speeds?
Keeping your head up and handlebars straight helps you maintain balance at stops. Avoid sudden jerks or looking down, which can cause tipping.
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9.What is countersteering on a motorcycle?
To initiate a turn at speeds above 20 km/h, push the handlebar in the opposite direction this technique is called countersteering and helps control lean and direction.
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10.What should you avoid doing while turning at higher speeds?
Hard braking during a turn can cause loss of traction and lead to a skid or crash. Always slow down before the turn and use smooth throttle through the curve.
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11.How should you position your feet on the footrests while riding?
Keep the balls of your feet on the footrests to allow quick shifting and braking. This position improves control, prevents fatigue, and reduces the chance of hitting the ground.
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12.What is the ideal way to come to a smooth stop?
To stop smoothly, gradually downshift while gently applying both brakes. This method balances your deceleration and ensures engine speed matches your road speed.
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13.What is the role of the clutch during slow-speed riding?
Feathering the clutch means partially engaging it to regulate power to the rear wheel. It helps maintain balance and control during slow-speed maneuvers or tight turns.
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14.What does keeping your head and eyes up help with while riding?
Looking up and ahead improves balance and gives you more time to react to hazards, curves, or traffic. It helps maintain smooth movement and direction.
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15.How should you ride over a pothole if you can’t avoid it?
If avoiding the pothole isn’t possible, stand slightly on the footrests, grip the tank with your knees, and keep a straight path to absorb the shock.
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16.What should you do before making a lane change?
Always use your turn signal, check mirrors, and perform a shoulder check. This ensures no vehicles are in your blind spot and alerts others to your movement.
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17.What is a common cause of crashes at intersections?
Most crashes at intersections occur when other drivers turn left in front of motorcyclists. Stay visible, slow down, and prepare to stop.
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18.What is the best way to ride over railroad tracks?
Always approach railroad tracks at a 90-degree angle or as straight as possible. This prevents the tire from getting caught or slipping on the metal surface.
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19.How do you handle gravel roads or loose surfaces?
On loose or gravel surfaces, reduce speed, maintain a steady throttle, and avoid sudden steering or braking. This ensures traction and reduces the risk of a skid.
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20.Why should you avoid braking during a curve?
Braking in a turn can disrupt balance, reduce traction, and cause the bike to stand up or skid. Always brake before entering the curve, not during.
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21.When riding in a group, where should less experienced riders be placed?
Less experienced riders should be placed in the middle of the group. This keeps them supported, avoids pressure from leading, and gives them guidance from both ends.
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22.How can you tell if your rear tire is skidding?
A rear wheel skid often causes fishtailing or the rear swinging sideways. Stay calm, ease off the rear brake, and look ahead to regain control.
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23.What is the correct throttle control during a turn?
Keeping a steady throttle or gently rolling on helps stabilize the bike’s suspension and maintains smooth traction through the curve. Avoid chopping the throttle.
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24.What does counter-steering help you do on a motorcycle?
Counter-steering means gently pushing the handlebar in the opposite direction of the desired turn. This technique helps start a controlled lean when cornering at speed.
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25.When should you use your horn while riding?
Your horn should only be used to alert other road users if they do not see you or are about to move into your path. It is a defensive safety tool, not for casual use.
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26.What is the best hand position on the handlebars?
Keep both hands on the handlebars, with your elbows slightly bent. This posture offers better control, quicker reactions, and reduces arm fatigue over long rides.
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27.Why is it dangerous to ride in another vehicles blind spot?
Riding in a blind spot makes it hard for other drivers to see you. If they change lanes or turn, they may collide with your bike, assuming the lane is clear.
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28.What is the best action if you start drifting wide in a curve?
If you’re going wide, avoid braking abruptly. Instead, lean slightly more and look through the curve where you want to go. Your motorcycle will follow your line of sight.
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29.What should you do if your front tire goes flat while riding?
If the front tire flattens, shift your weight backward, avoid braking the front, and slow down gently using the rear brake until you come to a controlled stop.
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30.Why should you avoid aggressive throttle use on wet roads?
Sudden acceleration on wet or slick roads reduces traction and can cause skidding. Gentle throttle control is crucial to maintaining stability and avoiding loss of control.
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31.What is the benefit of practicing emergency braking in a safe area?
Practicing emergency stops helps you learn how to use both brakes efficiently under pressure. This skill improves reaction time and confidence during real emergencies.
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32.What is the primary purpose of using both brakes when stopping?
Using both brakes helps distribute stopping force evenly. The front provides most of the braking power, while the rear stabilizes the bike during deceleration.
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33.How should you approach a tight U-turn?
In tight U-turns, keep a steady throttle, slip the clutch, and turn your head in the direction of the turn. This improves balance and reduces wobble.
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34.Why is head and eye movement important when turning?
Your motorcycle follows your line of sight. Turning your head and eyes in the direction you want to go naturally helps guide the bike through a smooth curve.
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35.How does gravel on the road affect your control?
Loose gravel reduces tire grip, increases stopping distances, and can cause sudden skids. Slow down and avoid sharp turns or braking on such surfaces.
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36.Why should you avoid excessive leaning at low speeds?
At low speeds, motorcycles are less stable, and excessive leaning can make it harder to maintain control. Stay upright and steer more than lean.
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