Motorcycle · Motorcycle controls
Where do your feet belong while the motorcycle is moving?
Correct answer: Placed firmly on the footrests.
Answer options
- APlaced firmly on the footrests Correct
- BResting on top of the gas tank
- CDangling loosely in the air
Why
Your feet should stay on the footrests the whole time you ride, which helps your balance and keeps the rear brake pedal and gear lever within reach. A dangling foot can strike the pavement or get caught and injured.
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Topic: Motorcycle controls License: Motorcycle
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