BASIC RIDER COURSE STUDY GUIDE

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BASIC RIDER COURSE STUDY GUIDE

EXAMINATION CONTAINI NG 103

TERMS WITH DEFINITIV E SOLUTIONS

Question :Why is motorcycling considered serious fun?

Correct answer:Serious because there is risk involved; fun

because riding a motorcycle is fun.

Question :Learning to ride and ride well requires what

physical traits?

Correct answer:Fitness, strength, coordination

Question :What do RiderCoaches do?

Correct answer:Guide students, answer questions, observe

progress

Question :What are the four requirements for successful

course completion?

Correct answer:1. Complete all course assignments

  • Attend all sessions
  • Pass a knowledge test
  • Pass an on-cycle test

Question :When does a RiderCoach not permit further riding

in the course?

Correct answer:If a rider has a lot of difficulty or becomes a

danger to themselves or others.

Question :What are the three basic motorcycle types?

Correct answer:street, dual-purpose, off-highway

Question :Pick the motorcycle type you will likely ride and

explain why.

Correct answer:street - likely a standard or a cruiser

(probably start on a standard and move to a cruiser)

Question :List the six primary controls.

Correct answer:handlebars, throttle, clutch lever, gearshift

lever, front brake lever, rear brake pedal

Question :How do you operate the motorcycle's throttle?

Correct answer:Rotate to control engine speed; to increase

engine speed, twist it toward you (roll on); to decrease engine speed, twist it away from you (roll off)

Question :What does the clutch level do?

Correct answer:Connects power from the engine to rear

wheel

Question :How is the gearshift level operated?

Correct answer:Lift up firmly and release to go to a higher

gear; press down firmly and release to go to a lower gear

Question :What is a shift pattern?

Correct answer:How many gears are available below and

above neutral

Question :How are the two brake controls operated?

Correct answer:Front brake level is squeezed in to operate;

the amount of squeeze must be adjusted for effective braking.Rear brake pedal is pressed down to operate it.

Question :What are possible positions on the fuel valve?

Correct answer:On, Reserve, and Prime or Off

Question :What are possible positions on the ignition switch?

Correct answer:On, Off, and Lock, and possibly Park

Question :What is the choke control used for?

Correct answer:Provide an enriched fuel mixture to help start

the engine; raises idle to permit the engine to warm quickly.

Question :Why does a motorcycle have an engine cut-off

switch?

Correct answer:You can shut off the engine without

removing your hand from the handgrip.

Question :What are some common indicators that display

information?

Correct answer:Speedometer, odometer, tachometer,

indicator lights

Question :What is important to know about a convex mirror?

Correct answer:They provide a wider view but make objects

look farther away. They also reduce the size of blind spot areas but do not eliminate them.

Question :What is the difference between a side stand and

center stand?

Correct answer:Center stand keeps the motorcycle more

upright.

Question :List the five steps of the engine pre-start routine.

Correct answer:fuel, ignition, neutral, engine cut-off switch,

and choke/clutch (FINE-C)

Question :What are the three steps to follow when shutting

off the engine?

Correct answer:move engine cut-off switch to Off, turn

ignition switch off, and turn fuel supply valve Off if it has that position (thumb, key, valve)

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