Deck 1- preparing to ride Flashcards

1
Q

One out of every__motorcycle crashes results in head or neck injuries

A

5

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2
Q

Head and neck injuries are reduced by the proper wearing of an___ ___

A

Approved helmet

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3
Q

Do most crashes happen on short (less than 5 miles long) or long trips?

A

Short

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4
Q

Most riders are riding slower than__mph when a crash occurs

A

30

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5
Q

Helmeted riders are__times more likely to survive had injuries than those not wearing helmets at the time of a crash

A

3

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6
Q

There are two levels of coverage provided by the two primary types of helmets:

A

Three-quarter

Full face

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7
Q

Three criteria to make sure you get the most protection from your helmet are:

A
  1. The helmet meets US DOT and state standards
  2. Helmet fits snugly all the way around
  3. The helmet has no obvious defects such as cracks, loose pads, or frayed straps
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8
Q

The best way to protect your whole face in a crash, and to protect your face from wind, dust, dirt, rain, insects and Pebbles is:

A

A shatter – resistant face shield (this gives more protection than a windshield)

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9
Q

Goggles can protect your eyes, but not your___ _____

A

Whole face

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10
Q

To be effective, Eye or face shield protection must:

Be free of _______s

Be resistant to___

Give a clear___to either___

___Securely, so it does not blow off

Permit___to pass through to reduce fog

Permit enough room for___S or___S

A

Scratches

Penetration

Clear View/ either side

Fasten

Air

Glasses or sunglasses

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11
Q

Besides helmet and eye/face protection, the right__ protects you in a collision

A

Clothing

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12
Q

Jacket and pants should___arms and legs completely. They should fit__ly enough to keep from flapping in the wind, yet___ly enough to move freely

A

Cover

Fit SNUGGLY enough to keep from flapping, yet LOOSELY enough to move freely

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13
Q

What material offers the most protection in clothing?

A

Leather

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14
Q

Another material that provides a lot of protection in clothing is___material

A

Synthetic

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15
Q

True or false: you should always wear a jacket when riding a motorcycle

A

True. This provides protection as well as prevents dehydration

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16
Q

Criteria for boots or shoes:

___and___enough to cover your ankles and give them support

Soles should be made of hard, durable,___– resistant material

Heels should be kept___

How should your laces be kept?

A

HIGH and STURDY enough

Slip

Short

Laces should be kept TUCKED IN

17
Q

Two reasons you should wear gloves:

A
  1. They allow a better grip

2. Help protect your hands in a crash

18
Q

Why is it important to keep your hands warm and dry?

A

You cannot control a motorcycle well if your hands are numb

19
Q

To make sure your motorcycle is safe and ready for the road:

  1. Read the ______ _______ first
  2. Be familiar with the motorcycle ___s
  3. _______ The motorcycle before every ride
  4. Avoid____S that make your motorcycle more difficult to handle
A

Owner manual

Controls

Check

Modifications

20
Q

More than____of all crashes occur on motorcycles written by the driver for less than six months

A

Half

21
Q

When you get on an unfamiliar motorcycle, make sure you know the____ ____. For example, work the throttle, clutch, and brakes a few times before you start riding

A

Gear pattern