Question 1

Group Riding Formation

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A riding pattern motorcycles use in a group, typically staggered or single file.

Question 2

Countersteering

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The technique used to steer a vehicle at high speeds where the handlebars are turned in one direction, but the vehicle leans and turns in the opposite direction.

Question 3

Lane Positioning

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The strategic placement of a motorcycle within a lane to increase visibility and safety.

Question 4

High Side Crash

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A type of motorcycle accident where the rider is thrown over the top of the motorcycle.

Question 5

Low Side Crash

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A type of motorcycle accident where the motorcycle slides out from under the rider.

Question 6

Lane Splitting

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Driving a motorcycle between lanes or rows of slow moving or stopped traffic.

Question 7

Target Fixation

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A tendency to steer in the direction of an observed object, often leading to collisions.

Question 8

Trail Braking

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A riding technique that involves applying the brakes during a turn.

Question 9

Throttle Blipping

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A quick twist of the throttle to match engine speed with wheel speed during downshifting.

Question 10

Apex

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The point in a curve or turn where the direction begins to change.

Question 11

Engine Braking

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The act of using the engine's resistance to slow the motorcycle down.

Question 12

Friction Zone

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The area in the clutch between completely open and completely closed where power is transmitted to the rear wheel.

Question 13

Slipstreaming

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Riding behind another vehicle to reduce wind resistance and save fuel.

Question 14

Squaring Off a Corner

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Straightening out a turn as much as possible for increased speed and stability.

Question 15

Chicken Strips

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Parts of a motorcycle tire that are untouched and indicate the bike has not been leaned over much.

Question 16

Power Sliding

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A riding technique where the rear wheel is deliberately skidded while power is applied.

Question 17

Counter Balancing

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Shifting body weight to the outside of a turn to maintain stability.

Question 18

Filtering

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Similar to lane splitting, it involves moving past stationary or slow moving traffic.

Question 19

Heat Cycle

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The process of a tire heating up and cooling down, which can affect tire performance.

Question 20

Contact Patch

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The area of a tire that is in contact with the road at any given time.

Question 21

Wet Sump

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A type of engine lubrication system where the oil resides in a pan below the crankshaft.

Question 22

Dry Sump

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A type of engine lubrication system where oil is stored in a separate tank.

Question 23

Cafe Racer

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A type of motorcycle known for its speed and stripped-down look.

Question 24

Chopper

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A type of motorcycle characterized by a stretched frame and elevated handlebars.

Question 25

Full-Face Helmet

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A helmet that covers the entire head and face, offering the most protection.

Question 26

Open-Face Helmet

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A helmet that covers the top, back and sides of the head but leaves the face exposed.

Question 27

Modular Helmet

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A helmet that allows the rider to flip up the entire front section of the helmet.

Question 28

DOT Certification

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A safety standard for helmets set by the Department of Transportation.

Question 29

Snell Certification

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A voluntary helmet safety standard that is more rigorous than DOT.

Question 30

Visor

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The front part of a helmet that shields the eyes from wind, dust, and bugs.

Question 31

Motorcycle Jacket

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A type of protective clothing usually made from leather or textile materials.

Question 32

Motorcycle Pants

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Protective clothing designed to provide protection to the rider's lower body.

Question 33

Motorcycle Boots

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Footwear designed to protect the rider's feet and ankles.

Question 34

Motorcycle Gloves

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Handwear designed to protect the rider's hands and improve grip.

Question 35

Armored Clothing

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Motorcycle clothing that includes additional protective elements like metal plates.

Question 36

Tank Bag

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A bag designed to be mounted on the top of a motorcycle's fuel tank.

Question 37

Saddlebags

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Bags designed to be mounted on the sides of a motorcycle.

Question 38

Tail Bag

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A bag that mounts on the rear of a motorcycle.

Question 39

Top Box

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A storage box mounted on a rack behind the seat of a motorcycle.

Question 40

Motorcycle Touring

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Long distance riding for pleasure or travel.

Question 41

Motorcycle Camping

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A style of camping that involves traveling by motorcycle.

Question 42

Dual Sport Motorcycle

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

Question 43

Adventure Motorcycle

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A motorcycle designed for long-distance travel, capable of handling both on and off-road conditions.

Question 44

Sport Bike

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A motorcycle designed for speed and handling, typically with a full fairing.

Question 45

Cruiser Motorcycle

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A motorcycle designed for comfort, typically with a low seat and forward foot pegs.

Question 46

Supermoto Motorcycle

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A dual-purpose motorcycle made for a combination of off-road and road use.

Question 47

Standard Motorcycle

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A general-purpose motorcycle designed for comfort and versatility.

Question 48

Scrambler Motorcycle

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A motorcycle designed for off-road and trail riding with road capabilities.

Question 49

Hypercharger

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An air intake device that increases the amount of air flow into the engine.

Question 50

Air-Cooled Engine

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An engine cooling system where heat dissipates into the air flowing over and around the engine.

Question 51

Liquid-Cooled Engine

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An engine cooling system where a coolant is circulated through the engine and cooled in a radiator.

Question 52

ABS (Anti-lock Braking System)

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A system that prevents the wheels from locking up during hard braking.

Question 53

Traction Control System

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A system that prevents wheel spin by automatically controlling the engine's output.

Question 54

Riding Modes

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Pre-set configurations in modern motorcycles that adjust performance characteristics.

Question 55

Quick Shifter

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A device that allows riders to upshift without using the clutch or closing the throttle.

Question 56

Crash Bars

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Bars installed on a motorcycle to protect the engine and bodywork in the event of a crash.

Question 57

Swingarm

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The main component of the rear suspension, holding the rear axle while pivoting vertically, to allow the suspension to absorb bumps.

Question 58

Drive Chain

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Transfers power from the engine to the rear wheel.

Question 59

Sprockets

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Gears that engage with the drive chain to transmit power to the rear wheel.

Question 60

Spoke Wheels

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Motorcycle wheels made with wire spokes, traditionally used for their strength and flexibility.

Question 61

Alloy Wheels

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Motorcycle wheels made from an alloy of aluminium or magnesium, popular for their lighter weight and stylistic options.

Question 62

Kick Start

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A method of starting a motorcycle by kicking a lever that turns the engine over.

Question 63

Electric Start

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A method of starting a motorcycle with an electric starter motor.

Question 64

Kickstand

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A device on a motorcycle that allows it to stay upright while parked.

Quebec Motorcycle License - Advanced Knowledge Flashcards