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Safety and your motorcycle

Question 1 of 62

What could happen if you ride your motorcycle when it has a very loose drive chain?

Question 2 of 62

What's the most important reason to keep your motorcycle well maintained?

Question 3 of 62

How should you ride a motorcycle when new tyres have just been fitted?

Question 4 of 62

How will wearing brightly coloured clothing improve your safety while you’re riding a motorcycle?

Question 5 of 62

What should you do when you're riding a motorcycle in very hot weather?

Question 6 of 62

Why should you wear fluorescent clothing when riding a motorcycle in daylight?

Question 7 of 62

Why should motorcycle riders wear reflective clothing?

Question 8 of 62

What should you do if your visor becomes very scratched?

Question 9 of 62

Your motorcycle has an engine over 50 cc. What's the legal minimum depth of tread on the tyres?

Question 10 of 62

What can you wear to make it easier for other road users to see you?

Question 11 of 62

What should you do if the oil-pressure warning light comes on while you're riding?

Question 12 of 62

What must you check on both the front and rear motorcycle tyres?

Question 13 of 62

What could happen if you ride your motorcycle with a slack or worn drive chain?

Question 14 of 62

What should you do if a tyre bursts while you're riding your motorcycle?

Question 15 of 62

What will be the benefit of having your motorcycle engine properly maintained?

Question 16 of 62

What should you use to clean visors and goggles?

www.drivingtheorytest.uk - DVSA Driving Theory Test UK Online - What should you use to clean visors and goggles? - Petrol

Question 17 of 62

You’re riding on a quiet road. What should you do if your visor fogs up?

Question 18 of 62

You're riding in hot weather. What's the safest type of footwear?

Question 19 of 62

What's the purpose of the Velcro tab fitted to some helmet straps?

Question 20 of 62

What does a catalytic converter reduce?

Question 21 of 62

Your motorcycle has a chain drive. What should you check after refitting the motorcycle's rear wheel?

Question 22 of 62

You're checking your direction indicators. How many times per second must they flash?

Question 23 of 62

What should you check after adjusting the final drive chain?

Question 24 of 62

What would cause your steering to feel wobbly?

Question 25 of 62

Your motorcycle has a faulty oil seal on a shock absorber. Why is this a serious problem?

Question 26 of 62

Oil is leaking from your motorcycle's forks. Why is this dangerous?

Question 27 of 62

You've adjusted your motorcycle's drive chain. If this isn't done properly, what problem could it cause?

Question 28 of 62

What should you do if you find a cut in the sidewall of one of your motorcycle's tyres?

Question 29 of 62

How would you find out the correct air pressure to use in your motorcycle's tyres?

Question 30 of 62

What can you do to prevent a cable-operated clutch from becoming stiff?

Question 31 of 62

What can happen if your motorcycle's wheels are out of alignment?

Question 32 of 62

Why should you wear specialist motorcycle clothing when you're riding?

Question 33 of 62

What should you do when you leave your motorcycle parked?

Question 34 of 62

You're parking your motorcycle. How can you reduce the chances of it being stolen?

Question 35 of 62

What's the best way to stop a motorcycle and sidecar outfit rolling away if you park it on a hill?

Question 36 of 62

When would you use the engine cut-out switch?

www.drivingtheorytest.uk - DVSA Driving Theory Test UK Online - When would you use the engine cut-out switch? - To reduce speed in an emergency

Question 37 of 62

What should you do when you ride along a road where there are road humps?

www.drivingtheorytest.uk - DVSA Driving Theory Test UK Online - What should you do when you ride along a road where there are road humps? - Maintain a reduced speed throughout

Question 38 of 62

When should you check the engine oil level?

Question 39 of 62

You service your own motorcycle. How should you dispose of used engine oil?

Question 40 of 62

How could you safeguard your motorcycle against the risk of fire?

Question 41 of 62

You're riding a motorcycle during the day. What would help to make you more visible to other road users?

Question 42 of 62

You're wearing a motorcycle safety helmet while riding your motorcycle. What would make the helmet illegal?

Question 43 of 62

When should you increase the tyre pressures on your motorcycle?

Question 44 of 62

What part of your motorcycle must be kept clean?

Question 45 of 62

When should you use your motorcycle's engine cut-out switch?

Question 46 of 62

What should you check after you've adjusted the tension on your motorcycle's drive chain?

Question 47 of 62

A friend offers you a second-hand safety helmet for you to use. Why may this be a bad idea?

Question 48 of 62

What would make a motorcycle tyre illegal?

Question 49 of 62

How should you maintain cable-operated brakes?

Question 50 of 62

How will you benefit from having your motorcycle serviced regularly?

Question 51 of 62

What could a loose drive chain cause?

Question 52 of 62

When must you use dipped headlights during the day?

Question 53 of 62

When should you consider increasing your tyre pressures?

Question 54 of 62

What problem could be caused by putting too much oil in your engine?

Question 55 of 62

You're leaving your motorcycle parked and unattended on a road. When may you leave the engine running?

Question 56 of 62

You're involved in a crash. What should you do to reduce the risk of fire?

Question 57 of 62

What should you do when riding at night?

Question 58 of 62

You’re riding your motorcycle to work. It’s winter and the weather is dry, but cold. You’re wearing leather motorcycle clothing, boots, gloves, a fluorescent safety vest with reflective panels and a brightly coloured helmet. At the service station, you buy fuel. You clean both handlebar mirrors, which have longer stems. You also make your weekly check of tyre pressures and tread depths. The rear tyre is worn down to the legal limit.

Question 59 of 62

You’re riding your motorcycle to work. It’s winter and the weather is dry, but cold. You’re wearing leather motorcycle clothing, boots, gloves, a fluorescent safety vest with reflective panels and a brightly coloured helmet. At the service station, you buy fuel. You clean both handlebar mirrors, which have longer stems. You also make your weekly check of tyre pressures and tread depths. The rear tyre is worn down to the legal limit.

Question 60 of 62

You’re riding your motorcycle to work. It’s winter and the weather is dry, but cold. You’re wearing leather motorcycle clothing, boots, gloves, a fluorescent safety vest with reflective panels and a brightly coloured helmet. At the service station, you buy fuel. You clean both handlebar mirrors, which have longer stems. You also make your weekly check of tyre pressures and tread depths. The rear tyre is worn down to the legal limit.

Question 61 of 62

You’re riding your motorcycle to work. It’s winter and the weather is dry, but cold. You’re wearing leather motorcycle clothing, boots, gloves, a fluorescent safety vest with reflective panels and a brightly coloured helmet. At the service station, you buy fuel. You clean both handlebar mirrors, which have longer stems. You also make your weekly check of tyre pressures and tread depths. The rear tyre is worn down to the legal limit.

Question 62 of 62

You’re riding your motorcycle to work. It’s winter and the weather is dry, but cold. You’re wearing leather motorcycle clothing, boots, gloves, a fluorescent safety vest with reflective panels and a brightly coloured helmet. At the service station, you buy fuel. You clean both handlebar mirrors, which have longer stems. You also make your weekly check of tyre pressures and tread depths. The rear tyre is worn down to the legal limit.