Class A -4- Riding Technique - Level 6 | Führerschein Österreich

Class A -4- Riding Technique - Level 6

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Category: Class A -4- Riding Technique - Level 6

What do you have to consider with a motorcycle with ABS?

The brake lever must never be applied too hard

If the ABS fails, the wheels can lock when braking

I check the function according to the operating manual

Without the engine running, braking is not possible

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Category: Class A -4- Riding Technique - Level 6

What does the required lean angle for riding through a curve depend on?

On the speed

On my attention

On the road surface condition

On the curve radius

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Category: Class A -4- Riding Technique - Level 6

You are riding your motorcycle. It starts to rain. What do you particularly have to watch out for?

The longer braking distance

Slippery road markings

Good ventilation of the visor

Water entering the vehicle electronics

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What do you pay attention to when riding your motorcycle here?

I ride so anticipatorily that encounters with large vehicles preferably take place only on straight stretches

I pay attention to road surfaces that offer less grip, such as potholes, contaminated areas, loose gravel, etc.

I only pay attention to traffic following me

In tight curves, I need about as much width as a car due to my lean angle

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Category: Class A -4- Riding Technique - Level 6

In which riding situations should the increased space requirement due to your lean angle with the motorcycle be particularly considered?

On the highway

During overtaking maneuvers in the higher speed range

With oncoming traffic in tight curves

During sudden evasive maneuvers

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What does the magnitude of the stabilizing gyroscopic forces depend on?

On the lean angle being ridden

On the weight of the motorcycle frame

On the speed

On the wheel diameter

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Category: Class A -4- Riding Technique - Level 6

What advantages does a motorcycle with ABS have?

This allows me to ride significantly faster without increased risk

Less effort is required when braking

During emergency braking, the risk of falling is lower

Locking of the wheels during braking is prevented

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Category: Class A -4- Riding Technique - Level 6

What do you pay attention to when buying your motorcycle rain clothing?

Rain clothing should be bought much too large

I choose bright, conspicuous colors

Rain clothing must not flutter in the wind

Rain clothing should fit comfortably

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Category: Class A -4- Riding Technique - Level 6

What technical factors influence the maximum possible lean angle of your motorcycle?

The arrangement of the center stand or exhaust system

The adjustment of the shock absorbers

The type of tires

The adjustment of the headlight

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What mistakes can you make during emergency braking with a motorcycle without ABS?

By applying the front wheel brake too weakly, I have an unnecessarily long braking distance

I only apply the rear wheel brake

Due to shock or stress, my gaze can drop, which can cause me to lose traffic overview

By abruptly applying the front wheel brake, the front wheel can lock

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Category: Class A -4- Riding Technique - Level 6

What significance do gyroscopic forces have when riding a motorcycle?

The axis of the rotating wheel tends to maintain its position in space at sufficient speed, which stabilizes the motorcycle

The gyroscopic forces increase greatly especially in the speed range of 10-40 km/h

Due to the stabilizing gyroscopic forces, only very small steering angles are possible at high speed

The gyroscopic forces help mainly in the slow-riding range up to about 10 km/h

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Category: Class A -4- Riding Technique - Level 6

What does the maximum lean angle you can ride through a curve depend on?

On the tire grip on the road

On the technical characteristics of the motorcycle, such as footrests, stand, exhaust, etc.

On my personal psychological lean angle limit that I dare not exceed

On the maximum engine speed

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Category: Class A -4- Riding Technique - Level 6

When entering a curve with a motorcycle, there are important circumstances to consider. Which of the following statements are correct?

Late turn-in creates safety reserves at the curve exit

At the curve apex, the gaze should be directed as close as possible to the motorcycle's front wheel

Early turn-in creates safety reserves at the curve exit

At the curve entrance, I should survey the curve progression as far as possible

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Category: Class A -4- Riding Technique - Level 6

What dangers does emergency braking with a motorcycle without Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) involve?

Emergency braking from high speed can cause braking power to decrease due to overheating

A locked rear wheel causes me to skid

By applying the front wheel brake too hard, I can flip over forward with the motorcycle

A locked front wheel puts me in acute danger of falling

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Category: Class A -4- Riding Technique - Level 6

You are riding your motorcycle. How can you support entering the straight section at the curve exit?

At the curve exit, I should already be riding in the lane track again

I accelerate carefully

I brake lightly with the front wheel brake

I brake lightly with the rear wheel brake

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Class A -4- Riding Technique – Level 6