STUDY GUIDE 2025/2026 ACCURATE
QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS || 100% GUARANTEED PASS
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1. Drive train of a derailleur bike - ANSWER ✓ Composed of
shifters, cassette, derailleur(s), crank set, chain, and wheels.
2. Most practical type of bicycle for public safety cycling - ANSWER
✓ Hybrid.
3. Initial saddle height setting - ANSWER ✓ Try to achieve
approximately 65% leg extension.
4. Effect of cable tension on bicycle - ANSWER ✓ Has little effect
on a bicycle's braking and shifting.
5. Most important factor in fitting a bicycle to a rider - ANSWER ✓
Frame size.
6. Purpose of pedal retention - ANSWER ✓ To keep the cyclist's feet
on the pedals when going up and over obstacles.
7. Truth about kickstands on public safety bicycles - ANSWER ✓
Bottom bracket kickstands are generally recommended for public
safety cyclists.
, 8. Mandatory equipment by IPMBA standards - ANSWER ✓ Public
safety bicycle from a reputable manufacturer that is properly fitted
to the rider.
9. Helmet replacement after a crash - ANSWER ✓ A cyclist should
replace their helmet after a crash because damage to the foam
insert may not be visible.
10. Material used for public safety cyclist uniforms - ANSWER
✓ Wicking material because it pulls moisture away from the body.
11. Experienced cyclist's goal - ANSWER ✓ To maintain fast
pedaling cadence and high pedal force.
12. Basic rules of maintenance - ANSWER ✓ The three basic
rules of maintenance include keeping your bike clean and
lubricated, using caution when handling tools, and not trying to fix
what you do not understand.
13. Installing a rear wheel - ANSWER ✓ When installing a rear
wheel, remember to check that the axle is fully seated in the
dropouts.
14. ABC Quick Check - ANSWER ✓ 'ABC Quick Check' stands
for Air; brakes; crank, chain, and cassette; quick releases; and
check the overall condition of the bike.
15. Brake lever adjustment rule of thumb - ANSWER ✓ The
'rule of thumb' regarding brake lever adjustment is that you should
not be able to pull the brake lever back within a thumb's length of
the handlebar.