MSF Basic Rider Course BOLD Latest 2024
Questions & Answers. Graded A+
Define "hypothermia" and provide an example - ANSA condition of subnormal
body temperature. Example, On a chilly day (50F) a motorcyclist riding at 30mpg
experiences chilling effect equivalent to 42F.
Describe good riding posture. - ANSKeep back straight, and head and eyes up.
Keep both feet on the footrests near the controls. Keep knees and elbows
comfortable in. Arms relaxed and bent. Wrist positioned flat on throttle.
How can a crowned road affect riding? - ANSGround clearance is reduced and the
lean angle available will be less than on a flat road
How can an outside-inside-outside path of travel help you in curves? - ANSIt can
help you look for the best path of travel
How does a motorcyclist utilize lane positions? - ANSPosition yourself so that
drivers ahead can see you in their mirrors. Choosing a position that helps you see
potential problems ahead can also help drivers see you sooner.
How does a rider reduce factors that lead to crashes? - ANSBy applying a
STRATEGY. Thinking before acting and considering the consequences of actions.
, How does carrying a passenger affect the operation of a motorcycle? - ANSThe
weight makes starting out more difficult and reduces acceleration capability.
More time needed for passing. Stopping distance increased. Stability affected in
turns and curves.
How does the Handbook define a "good motorcyclist"? - ANSTo have the desire
and motivation to choose to reduce risk while riding.
How fast is alcohol eliminated from the bloodstream? - ANSAt the rate of almost
"one drink" per hour
How much beverage alcohol equals one drink? - ANSone-half ounce of pure ethyl
alcohol: 12-ounce can of beer = 5 ounce glass of wine = a shot of liquor
How much of a motorcycle's stopping power is available from the front brake? -
ANS70%
How should you respond to a dog that approaches from the side? - ANSSlow,
including downshift, then accelerate past the point of interception.
How should you respond to a tailgating driver? - ANS-Flash your brake light
-Gradually reduce speed to create more space in front
-Maintain a lane position that discourages sharing the lane, or change lanes.
-Turn at the next opportunity, into a street or parking lot, to allow the person
tailgating to pass by.
Questions & Answers. Graded A+
Define "hypothermia" and provide an example - ANSA condition of subnormal
body temperature. Example, On a chilly day (50F) a motorcyclist riding at 30mpg
experiences chilling effect equivalent to 42F.
Describe good riding posture. - ANSKeep back straight, and head and eyes up.
Keep both feet on the footrests near the controls. Keep knees and elbows
comfortable in. Arms relaxed and bent. Wrist positioned flat on throttle.
How can a crowned road affect riding? - ANSGround clearance is reduced and the
lean angle available will be less than on a flat road
How can an outside-inside-outside path of travel help you in curves? - ANSIt can
help you look for the best path of travel
How does a motorcyclist utilize lane positions? - ANSPosition yourself so that
drivers ahead can see you in their mirrors. Choosing a position that helps you see
potential problems ahead can also help drivers see you sooner.
How does a rider reduce factors that lead to crashes? - ANSBy applying a
STRATEGY. Thinking before acting and considering the consequences of actions.
, How does carrying a passenger affect the operation of a motorcycle? - ANSThe
weight makes starting out more difficult and reduces acceleration capability.
More time needed for passing. Stopping distance increased. Stability affected in
turns and curves.
How does the Handbook define a "good motorcyclist"? - ANSTo have the desire
and motivation to choose to reduce risk while riding.
How fast is alcohol eliminated from the bloodstream? - ANSAt the rate of almost
"one drink" per hour
How much beverage alcohol equals one drink? - ANSone-half ounce of pure ethyl
alcohol: 12-ounce can of beer = 5 ounce glass of wine = a shot of liquor
How much of a motorcycle's stopping power is available from the front brake? -
ANS70%
How should you respond to a dog that approaches from the side? - ANSSlow,
including downshift, then accelerate past the point of interception.
How should you respond to a tailgating driver? - ANS-Flash your brake light
-Gradually reduce speed to create more space in front
-Maintain a lane position that discourages sharing the lane, or change lanes.
-Turn at the next opportunity, into a street or parking lot, to allow the person
tailgating to pass by.
