MSF BASIC RIDER COMPREHENSIVE
TEST SCRIPT 2026 QUESTIONS WITH
SOLUTIONS 100% CORRECT.
All states use the same definitions, regulations, and requirements for
motorcycles. True or False? Answer: False
The throttle is operated: Answer: By twisting the right handgrip.
The clutch lever is operated by: Answer: Squeezing a lever with the
left hand.
The front brake lever is operated by the RIGHT foot. True or False?
Answer: False
The shift lever is operated by the LEFT foot lever. True or False?
Answer: True
The control operated by the RIGHT hand is the: Answer: Front
Brake lever.
, The control operated by the RIGHT foot is the shift lever. True or
False? Answer: False
The choke is used to: Answer: Enrich the fuel mixture to start a cold
engine.
The engine cut off switch: Answer: Allows a rider to stop the engine
while still holding the handgrip.
Motorcycle mirrors are convex and show traffic closer than it
actually is. True or False? Answer: False
FINE-C is a guide for: Answer: An engine pre-start routine.
The "C" in FINE-C stands for Chain/Chassis. True or False?
Answer: False
Besides seeing the neutral light on, a way to check for neutral is:
Answer: with the engine off, roll the motorcycle with the clutch lever
released.
Do not release the clutch lever immediately after starting the engine
because: Answer: The motorcycle may be in gear.
, A formula for making a basic turn is to: Answer: Slow, Look, Press,
Roll
When stopping, the clutch lever is kept fully squeezed after making
the stop. True or False? Answer: True
Just before the motorcycle stops, square the handlebars so the
motorcycle: Answer: Can be more easily held up.
The brakes are not used like an on/off switch because: Answer: The
wheels could lock up.
To shift to a higher gear: Answer: Squeeze the clutch lever and roll
off the throttle, lift the gear shift lever, release the clutch lever and roll
on the throttle.
Good riding posture includes keeping the right wrist flat. True or
False? Answer: True
The key preparations for riding include: Answer: Motorcycle,
Riding Gear, and Mental Attitude
TEST SCRIPT 2026 QUESTIONS WITH
SOLUTIONS 100% CORRECT.
All states use the same definitions, regulations, and requirements for
motorcycles. True or False? Answer: False
The throttle is operated: Answer: By twisting the right handgrip.
The clutch lever is operated by: Answer: Squeezing a lever with the
left hand.
The front brake lever is operated by the RIGHT foot. True or False?
Answer: False
The shift lever is operated by the LEFT foot lever. True or False?
Answer: True
The control operated by the RIGHT hand is the: Answer: Front
Brake lever.
, The control operated by the RIGHT foot is the shift lever. True or
False? Answer: False
The choke is used to: Answer: Enrich the fuel mixture to start a cold
engine.
The engine cut off switch: Answer: Allows a rider to stop the engine
while still holding the handgrip.
Motorcycle mirrors are convex and show traffic closer than it
actually is. True or False? Answer: False
FINE-C is a guide for: Answer: An engine pre-start routine.
The "C" in FINE-C stands for Chain/Chassis. True or False?
Answer: False
Besides seeing the neutral light on, a way to check for neutral is:
Answer: with the engine off, roll the motorcycle with the clutch lever
released.
Do not release the clutch lever immediately after starting the engine
because: Answer: The motorcycle may be in gear.
, A formula for making a basic turn is to: Answer: Slow, Look, Press,
Roll
When stopping, the clutch lever is kept fully squeezed after making
the stop. True or False? Answer: True
Just before the motorcycle stops, square the handlebars so the
motorcycle: Answer: Can be more easily held up.
The brakes are not used like an on/off switch because: Answer: The
wheels could lock up.
To shift to a higher gear: Answer: Squeeze the clutch lever and roll
off the throttle, lift the gear shift lever, release the clutch lever and roll
on the throttle.
Good riding posture includes keeping the right wrist flat. True or
False? Answer: True
The key preparations for riding include: Answer: Motorcycle,
Riding Gear, and Mental Attitude
