MSF COURSE EXAM LATEST
How do you know whether to brake first or swerve first for an
emergency? - ANSWERS-You need excellent search skills to effectively
Evaluate and choose an escape option.
Why is a surface most slippery as it begins to rain? - ANSWERS-
Because oil and dirt mix with the water.
What is hydroplaning? - ANSWERS-It is what happens when water
builds up under the tire contact patch and results in loss of traction.
What are some road-surface conditions that could effect traction? -
ANSWERS-Worn pavement, loose surfaces and debris, crack sealant
and tar strips, ice or snow patches and mud, moss, and algae, crowned
and off-chamber roads, rain grooves and grated bridge decks, Bumps,
cracks, and railroad tracks.
How can you adjust for the effects of surface hazards and/or reduced
traction? - ANSWERS-Reduce speed, minimize lean, and increase your
space cushion.
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How can a crowned road effect riding? - ANSWERS-Ground clearance
maybe effected, use caution in left hand curves.
Why is it a good idea to gain experience before carrying a passenger or
heavy cargo? - ANSWERS-Because it effects the way your motorcycle
handles.
How does carrying a passenger or cargo effect motorcycle operation? -
ANSWERS-It affects the way your motorcycle handles. Starting from a
stop may be more difficult, it may take longer to get up to speed, more
time may be needed for passing, more brake pressure may be needed for
stopping.
What should happen as the passenger mounts and dismounts? -
ANSWERS-Keep both feet on the ground and the front brake lever
applied.
What are some tips for your passenger while riding? - ANSWERS-Make
sure the passenger is wearing the proper gear and have them hold your
waist or hips or use the passenger hand holds, keep feet on their footrests
at all times, including when stopped, keep hands and feet away from hot
or moving parts, in turns and curves, look over your shoulder in the
direction of the turn or curve, avoid leaning too much or turning around,
when crossing an obstacle rise slightly off the seat.
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What can be used to fasten cargo? - ANSWERS-Web straps, bungee
cords, cargo nets, or similar fasteners.
Where can you find your motorcycle's load limit? - ANSWERS-
Motorcycle owners manual.
What are some tips for carrying cargo? - ANSWERS-1. Do not exceed
the motorcycle's load limit. 2. Keep items evenly balanced from side-to-
side. 3. Keep items low and close to the center of the motorcycle. 4. In a
backpack carry items that are not sharp or heavy. etc.
Why should new riders limit long distance riding until they gain
experience? - ANSWERS-It requires a lot of planning and experience
dealing with things like weather conditions and repairs.
What are some special considerations for touring or riding long
distances? - ANSWERS-Consider potential weather, carry proper
clothing for all types of weather, have tools for repairs.
What should you carry with you while touring or riding long distances? -
ANSWERS-Clothing, foods and fluids, tools, and a GPS.
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How do you know whether to brake first or swerve first for an
emergency? - ANSWERS-You need excellent search skills to effectively
Evaluate and choose an escape option.
Why is a surface most slippery as it begins to rain? - ANSWERS-
Because oil and dirt mix with the water.
What is hydroplaning? - ANSWERS-It is what happens when water
builds up under the tire contact patch and results in loss of traction.
What are some road-surface conditions that could effect traction? -
ANSWERS-Worn pavement, loose surfaces and debris, crack sealant
and tar strips, ice or snow patches and mud, moss, and algae, crowned
and off-chamber roads, rain grooves and grated bridge decks, Bumps,
cracks, and railroad tracks.
How can you adjust for the effects of surface hazards and/or reduced
traction? - ANSWERS-Reduce speed, minimize lean, and increase your
space cushion.
END OF
PAGE
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, MSF COURSE EXAM LATEST
How can a crowned road effect riding? - ANSWERS-Ground clearance
maybe effected, use caution in left hand curves.
Why is it a good idea to gain experience before carrying a passenger or
heavy cargo? - ANSWERS-Because it effects the way your motorcycle
handles.
How does carrying a passenger or cargo effect motorcycle operation? -
ANSWERS-It affects the way your motorcycle handles. Starting from a
stop may be more difficult, it may take longer to get up to speed, more
time may be needed for passing, more brake pressure may be needed for
stopping.
What should happen as the passenger mounts and dismounts? -
ANSWERS-Keep both feet on the ground and the front brake lever
applied.
What are some tips for your passenger while riding? - ANSWERS-Make
sure the passenger is wearing the proper gear and have them hold your
waist or hips or use the passenger hand holds, keep feet on their footrests
at all times, including when stopped, keep hands and feet away from hot
or moving parts, in turns and curves, look over your shoulder in the
direction of the turn or curve, avoid leaning too much or turning around,
when crossing an obstacle rise slightly off the seat.
END OF
PAGE
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, MSF COURSE EXAM LATEST
What can be used to fasten cargo? - ANSWERS-Web straps, bungee
cords, cargo nets, or similar fasteners.
Where can you find your motorcycle's load limit? - ANSWERS-
Motorcycle owners manual.
What are some tips for carrying cargo? - ANSWERS-1. Do not exceed
the motorcycle's load limit. 2. Keep items evenly balanced from side-to-
side. 3. Keep items low and close to the center of the motorcycle. 4. In a
backpack carry items that are not sharp or heavy. etc.
Why should new riders limit long distance riding until they gain
experience? - ANSWERS-It requires a lot of planning and experience
dealing with things like weather conditions and repairs.
What are some special considerations for touring or riding long
distances? - ANSWERS-Consider potential weather, carry proper
clothing for all types of weather, have tools for repairs.
What should you carry with you while touring or riding long distances? -
ANSWERS-Clothing, foods and fluids, tools, and a GPS.
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