Motorcycle · Riding gear
How should a protective riding jacket fit you?
Correct answer: Snugly, without any loose fabric.
Answer options
- AUncomfortably, pinching when you move
- BLoosely, flapping in the wind as you ride
- CSnugly, without any loose fabric Correct
Why
A protective jacket works best when it hugs the body, because loose fabric catches the wind, tires you out and can slide out of position in a crash. It should still be comfortable enough not to distract you.
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Topic: Riding gear License: Motorcycle
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Where it applies: Asked in every state.
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