MSF Ridercoach Pre-Assignmen Rider Handbook
and RiderCoach Guide Exam Questions and Answers
1. Note the total number of sections in the Rider Handbook.
16
2. Which 4 sections of the Rider Handbook are not addressed in the MSF Basic eCourse?
12. Select Topics
13. Key Safety Concepts
14. Knowledge Test
15. Next Steps
3. Review and be able to explain/defend the answers to the study questions.
Reviewed.
4. Name the 2 turning strategies (one basic: one an overall strategy).
1. Slow-Look-Press-Roll
2. Search-Setup-Smooth
5. Note the example illustrating use of the wind chill chart.
40 degrees OAT @ 55mph = 25 degrees on skin
6. Define rider character.
One who uses good judgement and rides within their limits/skill.
7. In less than 50 words, explain risk offset.
A tool to gauge your skill with the amount of risk that you are willing to accept.
8. Does the good risk offset line angle up or down?
Angles up
9. Note the use of lP1, lP2, and lP3.
Separates a single lane into 3 smaller lanes.
LP1: Inside lane (left portion)
LP2: Center lane
LP3: Outside lane (right portion)
10. What are the specific names for the 3 visual lead times and distances?
2 sec = following
4 sec = urgent
12 sec = anticipation
11. How many feet (average) does it take to make a real-world stop at 60 mph?
90 feet (60 mph x 1.5 = 90 feet)
12. List the 4 search categories.
and RiderCoach Guide Exam Questions and Answers
1. Note the total number of sections in the Rider Handbook.
16
2. Which 4 sections of the Rider Handbook are not addressed in the MSF Basic eCourse?
12. Select Topics
13. Key Safety Concepts
14. Knowledge Test
15. Next Steps
3. Review and be able to explain/defend the answers to the study questions.
Reviewed.
4. Name the 2 turning strategies (one basic: one an overall strategy).
1. Slow-Look-Press-Roll
2. Search-Setup-Smooth
5. Note the example illustrating use of the wind chill chart.
40 degrees OAT @ 55mph = 25 degrees on skin
6. Define rider character.
One who uses good judgement and rides within their limits/skill.
7. In less than 50 words, explain risk offset.
A tool to gauge your skill with the amount of risk that you are willing to accept.
8. Does the good risk offset line angle up or down?
Angles up
9. Note the use of lP1, lP2, and lP3.
Separates a single lane into 3 smaller lanes.
LP1: Inside lane (left portion)
LP2: Center lane
LP3: Outside lane (right portion)
10. What are the specific names for the 3 visual lead times and distances?
2 sec = following
4 sec = urgent
12 sec = anticipation
11. How many feet (average) does it take to make a real-world stop at 60 mph?
90 feet (60 mph x 1.5 = 90 feet)
12. List the 4 search categories.
