1. The front brake - CORRECT ANS - is more powerful and
Can provide at least 3/4
Of your total stopping power
2. When stopping - CORRECT ANS - Use both brakes
3. Using both breaks in a turn - CORRECT ANS - It is possible if you know the technique, but must
be done carefully
4. When Turning - CORRECT ANS - Slow your speed, look through the turn where you want to go,
and press the hand grip in the direction of the turn.
5. In normal turns - CORRECT ANS - Rider leans with the bike at same angle
6. Slow tight turns - CORRECT ANS - Lean the bike but keep body straight
7. Body posture - CORRECT ANS - sit so you use arms to steer and not to hold yourself up
8. Sitting position - CORRECT ANS - sit far enough forward that arms are slightly bent
9. Hand position - CORRECT ANS - grip firmly to keep grip over rough surfaces and start with
right wrist flat
10. Knee position - CORRECT ANS - keep knees against gas tank to help keep your balance as the
motorcycle turns
, 11. Feet position - CORRECT ANS - keep feet firmly on foot pegs
12. Shifting and stopping - CORRECT ANS - Shift down through the gears with the clutch
13. Stopped gear - CORRECT ANS - remain in first gear while stopped
14. Turning and changing gears - CORRECT ANS - It is best to change gears before a turn
15. The best protection - CORRECT ANS - A cushion of space or distance
16. Distances give you - CORRECT ANS - time to react and space to maneuver
17. Each traffic lane provides how many paths - CORRECT ANS - three paths of of travel
18. Normal distance behind vehicle ahead - CORRECT ANS - a 4 second distance
19. Lane position - CORRECT ANS - Should be based on which position provides best safety for
visibility to you and others and provides space cushion
20. Where is oil strip - CORRECT ANS - In the center path about 2 feet wide. Not a major concern
unless road is wet
21. Lane best for being view by car ahead - CORRECT ANS - The center lane. You should be in the
center of the rear view mirror in the car ahead
22. Handling tailgates - CORRECT ANS - Slow down and get the driver in front of you if possible
23. SEE strategy - CORRECT ANS - Search, Evaluate, and Execute
Can provide at least 3/4
Of your total stopping power
2. When stopping - CORRECT ANS - Use both brakes
3. Using both breaks in a turn - CORRECT ANS - It is possible if you know the technique, but must
be done carefully
4. When Turning - CORRECT ANS - Slow your speed, look through the turn where you want to go,
and press the hand grip in the direction of the turn.
5. In normal turns - CORRECT ANS - Rider leans with the bike at same angle
6. Slow tight turns - CORRECT ANS - Lean the bike but keep body straight
7. Body posture - CORRECT ANS - sit so you use arms to steer and not to hold yourself up
8. Sitting position - CORRECT ANS - sit far enough forward that arms are slightly bent
9. Hand position - CORRECT ANS - grip firmly to keep grip over rough surfaces and start with
right wrist flat
10. Knee position - CORRECT ANS - keep knees against gas tank to help keep your balance as the
motorcycle turns
, 11. Feet position - CORRECT ANS - keep feet firmly on foot pegs
12. Shifting and stopping - CORRECT ANS - Shift down through the gears with the clutch
13. Stopped gear - CORRECT ANS - remain in first gear while stopped
14. Turning and changing gears - CORRECT ANS - It is best to change gears before a turn
15. The best protection - CORRECT ANS - A cushion of space or distance
16. Distances give you - CORRECT ANS - time to react and space to maneuver
17. Each traffic lane provides how many paths - CORRECT ANS - three paths of of travel
18. Normal distance behind vehicle ahead - CORRECT ANS - a 4 second distance
19. Lane position - CORRECT ANS - Should be based on which position provides best safety for
visibility to you and others and provides space cushion
20. Where is oil strip - CORRECT ANS - In the center path about 2 feet wide. Not a major concern
unless road is wet
21. Lane best for being view by car ahead - CORRECT ANS - The center lane. You should be in the
center of the rear view mirror in the car ahead
22. Handling tailgates - CORRECT ANS - Slow down and get the driver in front of you if possible
23. SEE strategy - CORRECT ANS - Search, Evaluate, and Execute
