Motorcycle · Riding gear
Which of these can a rider's shatter-resistant plastic face shield guard against?
Correct answer: Dust blowing into the face.
Answer options
- ADust blowing into the face Correct
- BLoud traffic noise
- CHeat coming off the engine
Why
Besides guarding the face in a crash, a shatter-resistant shield keeps wind, dust, dirt, rain, insects and small stones thrown up by other vehicles off your face. It is not designed to block noise or engine heat.
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Topic: Riding gear License: Motorcycle
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Where it applies: Asked in every state.
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