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Class A -4- Riding Technique - Level 7

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Category: Class A -4- Riding Technique - Level 7

In which speed range do the gyroscopic forces increase very strongly?

100-130 km/h

Gyroscopic forces are independent of speed

10-40 km/h

50-100 km/h

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Is the risk in a given situation the same for everyone?

No, it depends on what type of risk-taker you are

Yes

No, it depends on riding skills

No, it depends on the individual's risk competence

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How does risk competence support you in safe riding?

It helps to control impulsivity

It helps to control individual willingness to take risks

It helps to prevent technical defects

It helps to control overestimation of oneself

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What does risk competence mean?

Risk situations when riding a motorcycle cannot be handled by the rider

Risk situations must be avoided at all costs when riding a motorcycle

To correctly perceive risk situations as such and to be able to deal with them

Risk when riding a motorcycle is basically neither good nor bad

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How does the cycle of risk competence work?

Controlled handling of risk offers opportunities for assessing future risk situations

By applying the cycle of risk competence, every perception leads to a correct decision

Decisions made have effects on perceiving new risk situations

Perceive-Assess-Decide

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What is meant by gyroscopic forces on the wheel?

The force that prevents falling over when stationary

The force that wants to push me out of the curve

The force that pulls the motorcycle to the ground

The force that stabilizes the motorcycle during the ride

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In which situations do you "push" your motorcycle on a grippy road?

During sudden evasive maneuvers before suddenly appearing obstacles

When riding through long, clear curves

When riding through right-hand curves

When carrying passengers

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What do you pay attention to when braking with a motorcycle?

I consider that I need a lot of practice for the correct braking technique. This also applies after several months of not riding, for example in the winter months

I must always apply the front wheel brake abruptly

On a motorcycle without ABS, there is an increased risk of falling during harder braking due to possible locking of the front wheel

I make sure to always brake only with the rear wheel brake alone

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You are riding your motorcycle here. What dangers must you expect?

In rain, I must expect a high risk of aquaplaning

If my vehicle is fully loaded, the engine could overheat

If my motorcycle is heavily loaded, it could scrape with the footrests in curves more easily

In hairpin curves, oncoming vehicles could cut the curve

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What is the goal of applying risk competence?

To be able to achieve absolute safety in every situation

To influence other road users

Learning to perceive risk situations as such, to be able to assess them, and to make a self-responsible and socially responsible decision

Incalculable risks are converted into controllable processes

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In which situations is "pushing" the motorcycle the regular cornering style?

When riding off-road

On unclear road sections

At higher cornering speeds

In fast traffic

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What must you consider regarding the lean angle of your motorcycle?

The dirtier the road, the greater my lean angle

The more my motorcycle is loaded, the more lean angle I need

The smaller the curve radius becomes, the greater my lean angle at constant speed

The faster I ride, the less lean angle my motorcycle takes

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What can influence the perception of traffic situations?

Emotions such as anger, annoyance, joy

Physical condition such as fatigue or illness

Alcohol, medication, drugs

Mental condition such as grief

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What advantage does cornering ABS offer you on a motorcycle?

I can brake fully while in a steep lean angle

I can use both brakes abruptly without having to fear that the wheels will lock

During harder braking, there is only a low risk of falling for me

I can swerve around an obstacle despite emergency braking

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What advantage does ABS offer you on a motorcycle?

I can brake fully while in a steep lean angle

I can use both brakes abruptly without having to fear that the wheels will lock

I can swerve around an obstacle despite emergency braking

During harder braking, there is only a low risk of falling for me

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You are riding a motorcycle. How can risks be handled by you?

Through decisions made, I can learn for the future

Through my ability to perceive a risk situation appropriately

Through my ability to realistically assess my own riding skills

Through my ability to correctly assess environmental conditions

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You are riding your motorcycle here. What special dangers must you expect when you reach the curvy section?

I expect a bus stop

I expect a stationary vehicle at the curve exit

I expect slow-moving agricultural vehicles

An oncoming heavy vehicle may need part of my lane

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What factors can influence the lean angle of your motorcycle when riding through a curve?

The road surface

A passenger who leans out of the curve

My height

The speed of oncoming traffic

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You are riding your motorcycle. What must you consider when riding through a curve?

I observe the type and condition of the road surface

I pay attention to the correct eye direction

I must not disengage the clutch while in full lean

The faster I ride, the better the grip

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What do you pay attention to when braking with a motorcycle?

Even with gentle braking while leaning, there is an increased risk of falling

By braking while leaning, I will certainly crash

I may only use the rear wheel brake while leaning

I should avoid braking while leaning by choosing my speed correctly in good time

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You are riding your motorcycle. Where must you direct your gaze when riding through a curve?

I must look along the safety line

I direct a safety glance as far as possible towards the curve exit

I make eye jumps along the lane track

I observe the road edge in my peripheral vision

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What can the development of a person's risk type depend on?

Through media, it can be suggested that deliberately accepting risks is cool

Through overestimation of one's own abilities, dangerous situations can arise

What type of risk-taker you are is innate and never changes

Through peer pressure, recklessness can develop

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Class A -4- Riding Technique – Level 7