Question 1

ABS

Accepted Answer

Anti-lock Braking System used in motorcycles to prevent wheel lock-up during braking.

Question 2

Clutch Lever

Accepted Answer

A lever used to engage and disengage the clutch, allowing for gear changes.

Question 3

Chassis

Accepted Answer

The frame of a motorcycle that supports the engine and other components.

Question 4

Center of Gravity

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The point at which the weight of a motorcycle is evenly distributed.

Question 5

Countersteering

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The technique of pushing the handlebars in the opposite direction to initiate a turn.

Question 6

Dual Sport

Accepted Answer

A type of motorcycle designed for both on-road and off-road use.

Question 7

Engine Displacement

Accepted Answer

The total volume of all the cylinders in an engine, measured in cubic centimeters (cc).

Question 8

Fuel Injection

Accepted Answer

A system that delivers fuel to the engine by injecting it directly into the combustion chamber.

Question 9

Gear Ratio

Accepted Answer

The relationship between the number of teeth on two gears, affecting speed and torque.

Question 10

Highway Traffic Act

Accepted Answer

Legislation governing traffic laws and regulations in Manitoba.

Question 11

Kickstand

Accepted Answer

A device attached to a motorcycle that allows it to stand upright when parked.

Question 12

Lane Splitting

Accepted Answer

The practice of riding a motorcycle between lanes of slow-moving or stopped traffic.

Question 13

Mirror Check

Accepted Answer

A quick glance at the mirrors to assess the surrounding traffic before changing lanes or turning.

Question 14

Neutral Gear

Accepted Answer

A gear position that disengages the engine from the drivetrain, allowing the motorcycle to roll freely.

Question 15

Overtaking

Accepted Answer

Passing another vehicle by moving into an adjacent lane or overtaking zone.

Question 16

Pre-Ride Inspection

Accepted Answer

A routine check of a motorcycle's essential components before riding.

Question 17

Quick Stop

Accepted Answer

A sudden and controlled stop in the shortest possible distance, without losing control.

Question 18

Rev Matching

Accepted Answer

Matching the engine speed to the transmission speed when downshifting gears.

Question 19

Skidding

Accepted Answer

Losing traction between the tires and the road surface, resulting in a loss of control.

Question 20

Throttle Control

Accepted Answer

Skillful manipulation of the motorcycle's throttle to control acceleration and speed.

Question 21

U-Turn

Accepted Answer

A 180-degree turn made by a motorcycle in the opposite direction.

Question 22

Visibility Triangle

Accepted Answer

The area of the road visible to the rider in the mirrors and over the shoulder.

Question 23

Wobble

Accepted Answer

A rapid side-to-side movement of the motorcycle caused by various factors, such as imbalanced wheels or improper suspension setup.

Question 24

Apex

Accepted Answer

The point on a curve where the motorcycle is closest to the inside of the turn.

Question 25

Blind Spot

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An area around a vehicle where the rider's vision is obstructed and other vehicles may not be visible.

Question 26

Carburetor

Accepted Answer

A device that mixes air and fuel in the correct proportion for combustion in the engine.

Question 27

Downshifting

Accepted Answer

Changing to a lower gear to match the desired speed or increase engine braking.

Question 28

Emergency Stop

Accepted Answer

A sudden and forceful stop to avoid a collision or hazardous situation.

Question 29

Freeway

Accepted Answer

A high-speed divided highway designed for through traffic, often with limited access points.

Question 30

High Beam

Accepted Answer

The brightest setting of a motorcycle's headlights, used for increased visibility at night.

Question 31

Intercom System

Accepted Answer

A communication device used to connect riders on multiple motorcycles.

Question 32

Knee Dragging

Accepted Answer

A technique used in sport riding, where the rider leans the motorcycle to the point where the knee touches the ground.

Question 33

Merge

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Joining traffic by smoothly transitioning from one lane or roadway to another.

Question 34

Pillion

Accepted Answer

A passenger seat behind the main rider on a motorcycle.

Question 35

Quick Turn

Accepted Answer

A rapid change of direction by leaning the motorcycle while maintaining control.

Question 36

Road Rash

Accepted Answer

Abrasions or injuries caused by sliding across the road surface during a fall or collision.

Question 37

Saddlebags

Accepted Answer

Bags attached to a motorcycle's sides or rear for carrying luggage or personal belongings.

Question 38

Traction Control

Accepted Answer

A system that helps prevent wheel spin and loss of traction during acceleration.

Question 39

Understeer

Accepted Answer

A condition where the front tire loses traction while turning, causing the motorcycle to drift wide.

Question 40

Windshield

Accepted Answer

A transparent shield attached to the front of a motorcycle to protect the rider from wind and debris.

Question 41

ABS Modulator

Accepted Answer

A component of the ABS system that controls the brake pressure applied to each wheel.

Question 42

Chain Drive

Accepted Answer

A method of transferring power from the engine to the rear wheel using a chain and sprockets.

Question 43

Dry Braking

Accepted Answer

Braking without applying throttle or downshifting, typically used in emergency situations.

Question 44

Fuel Economy

Accepted Answer

The efficiency with which a motorcycle consumes fuel, measured in miles per gallon or liters per kilometer.

Question 45

Head Check

Accepted Answer

Looking over the shoulder to check for vehicles in blind spots before changing lanes.

Question 46

Motorcycle Endorsement

Accepted Answer

An additional license designation required to legally operate a motorcycle in Manitoba.

Question 47

Paddock Stand

Accepted Answer

A stand used to support a motorcycle upright when not in use.

Question 48

Quick Release

Accepted Answer

A mechanism that allows for quick removal or adjustment of motorcycle accessories or components.

Question 49

Roadway Crown

Accepted Answer

The slight slope or curvature of the road surface designed to drain water off the road.

Question 50

Sidecar

Accepted Answer

A separate seating attachment with a wheel attached to the side of a motorcycle, used for carrying passengers or cargo.

Question 51

Trail Braking

Accepted Answer

A technique where the rider continues to brake while entering a turn to improve control and stability.

Question 52

Urban Riding

Accepted Answer

Riding a motorcycle in city or urban areas, which requires heightened awareness and maneuvering skills.

Question 53

Wind Chill

Accepted Answer

The cooling effect experienced by the rider due to the combined impact of wind speed and temperature while riding.

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