Lane positioning, SEE strategy, braking, curves, counter-steering, passing, and intersections.
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- What part of the lane offers the best traction when cornering on a motorcycle?
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The outside line, or right third of the lane- Why position your motorcycle toward the outside of a turn?
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To maximize sight distance through the curve- When riding behind a large truck, which lane position is safest?
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Left side to stay out of the truck's blind spot- What should you do if you need to swerve suddenly around an obstacle?
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Avoid the center lane position because it limits your room to maneuver- On a straightaway, which lane position provides the most stability?
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Center of the lane- Why ride in the left third of a lane when approaching a curve?
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To see further ahead and identify hazards early- What does S stand for in the SEE strategy?
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Scan- What does the first E in SEE strategy stand for?
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Evaluate- What does the second E in SEE strategy stand for?
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Execute- When scanning for hazards while riding, how far ahead should you look?
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About 12 seconds ahead, or roughly 4 blocks in the city and one-half mile on the highway- Before executing a riding maneuver, what factors should you evaluate?
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Risks ahead, your speed, and available escape routes- Why is the SEE strategy important for motorcycle riders?
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It helps you anticipate and avoid hazards before they become emergencies- What percentage of braking power typically comes from the front brake?
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Approximately 70 percent- Why is using both front and rear brakes important?
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To achieve the shortest stopping distance safely without losing control- What is threshold braking?
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Braking at maximum force without locking the wheels
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