Class A -3- Vehicle Technology - Level 2 | Führerschein Österreich

Class A -3- Vehicle Technology - Level 2

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Category: Class A -3- Vehicle Technology - Level 2

Why are disc brakes with worn brake pads dangerous?

Because the brake disc can be damaged

Because the brakes tend to overheat prematurely

Because the disc brake tends to lock prematurely

Because the braking distance increases

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What effects can a damaged steering head bearing on a motorcycle have?

The motorcycle shows instability in the chassis in curves

The handlebars can flutter

The brake pads wear out faster

The front wheel tire can overheat

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What effects do defective shock absorbers have on your motorcycle?

The brake pads wear unevenly

Fuel consumption increases

The braking distance increases

The motorcycle has unstable handling on poor road surfaces and tends to weave

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What do you check on the belt drive of a motorcycle?

The lubrication of the belt

The tension and wear of the belt

The alignment of the belt pulleys

The spacing of the teeth on the belt

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What can be the cause of weaving on a motorcycle?

Overloading of the rear area (for example with a top case)

Tires worn flat in the center

Tire pressure too high

Play in the chassis components

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How can you tell that your motorcycle's shock absorbers are defective?

By oil leakage

An accurate function check can only be performed in a specialist workshop

By a warning light on the shock absorber

By a sight glass on the shock absorber

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How do you behave when you detect a defect in your motorcycle's steering head bearings?

I must have the entire front fork replaced immediately

I ride slowly and carefully to the nearest workshop

I repair the steering head bearing with the help of the operating manual

I continue riding as before and have the defect fixed at the next regular service

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What causes can the flutter of your motorcycle have?

Defective steering head bearings

Tires worn flat in the center

Missing balance weights at the handlebar ends

Tire pressure too high

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Which statements about "handlebar flutter" are correct?

Flutter affects the riding stability of the motorcycle

Flutter only occurs in curves

If flutter occurs, it often happens in a speed range of 60-80 km/h

Flutter is an oscillation that mainly affects the handlebars

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What consequences can a too loosely tensioned chain on a motorcycle have?

The chain can scrape on the chain guard or the swingarm

The chain gets hot

The chain wears out heavily

The chain can jump off the sprockets

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What should you regularly check on your motorcycle's front fork?

Whether oil is leaking from the fork tubes

The return action of the handlebars

Whether oil traces can be seen on the steering head bearings

The play in the steering head bearings

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How can you recognize defects in the steering head bearings of your motorcycle?

By the handlebars being difficult to move back and forth

By the steering feeling notchy

By oil leaking from the steering head bearings

By bearing play in the steering head bearings becoming noticeable when braking

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Which statements about "weaving of the motorcycle" are correct?

Weaving is always harmless

Weaving is only to be expected in the higher speed range

Weaving is an oscillation that extends over the entire motorcycle and causes unrest in the handling

Weaving only occurs on the front wheel

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You have a motorcycle with hydraulically operated disc brakes. How can you tell that the brake pads are worn?

That the brake pads are worn down to the indicator notches

That the brake fluid level in the reservoir has dropped to the minimum mark

That the free play on the hand brake lever becomes larger

That the brake pads get hot and start to smoke

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What consequences can occur with a too loosely tensioned belt?

The belt can jump off

The gearbox could be damaged

The clutch could be damaged

The belt scrapes on the belt guard or the swingarm

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Class A -3- Vehicle Technology – Level 2