Note the total number of sections. - ANSWER16
Which 4 sections of the Rider Handbook are not addressed in the MSF Basic e-course? - ANSWER12-15
. Name the 2 turning strategies (one basic; one an overall strategy). - ANSWER1 Basic (Slow, Look, Press, Roll), 2 Over All (Search, Setup, Smooth)
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MSF Assignment Questions & Answers
Correct!!!!
Note the total number of sections. - ANSWER16
Which 4 sections of the Rider Handbook are not addressed in the MSF Basic e-course?
- ANSWER12-15
. Name the 2 turning strategies (one basic; one an overall strategy). - ANSWER1 Basic
(Slow, Look, Press, Roll), 2 Over All (Search, Setup, Smooth)
Note the example illustrating use of the wind chill chart - ANSWER40 degrees @speed
of 55mph has chilling effect on skin of 25 degrees. Frost bite in 30 min
Define rider character - ANSWERChoice to be a safe responsible rider who does the
right thing and rides within personal and situational limits
In less than 50 words, explain risk offset. - ANSWERThe difference between risk you
take and skill you possess
Good risk offset is when skill exceeds risk vs Bad risk offset is when risk exceeds skill
Does the good risk offset line angle up or down, or is it horizontal? - ANSWER- up for
better
Note the use of LP1, LP2, and LP3. - ANSWERVaries considering what's going on
ahead, behind and side to side. LP1 left portion: start position to see and be seen, LP2
Center Portion or middle third: to help with hazards on both sides LP3 right portion or
right third of lane to avoid wind blast from on coming truck, see and be seen from
oncoming cars
What are the specific designations for the 3 visual lead times and distances? -
ANSWER2 second following time and distance, 4 second urgent time and distance, 12
second anticipation time and distance
How many feet does it take to make an average real‐world stop at 60 mph? -
ANSWERPerception/Reaction 135 ft, Braking 165 ft total 300 ft
List the 4 search categories. - ANSWER1 Traffic controls & roadway design features 2
Roadway users, 3 Road surface conditions, 4 Escape paths
List the 3 action steps of Execute. - ANSWERAdjusting speed, adjusting position,
Communicating intentions
, How many escape paths are there per the Rider Handbook? - ANSWER3 Front, Left,
Right
Define Presentation. - ANSWERUse lane position where others are best able to see
you.
Explain Open Up the View. - ANSWERuse a position to see and be seen in both
directions without interfering with cross traffic or pedestrians
How many curve options are there as noted in the Rider Handbook? - ANSWER27
different options.
Note the tips for curves under the categories of Search, Evaluate, Execute, General. - -
ANSWERSearch road signs, observe, speed limit, look ahead. Evaluate - risk and set
entry speed into curve. Execute - smooth steady use of controls. General - Stay in
comfort Zone, ride in skill limits.
Define Road Furnitue. - ANSWERRefers to all roadside objects
Name the title of the MSF Kit that addresses group riding. - ANSWERHost an event
(HAE) Share the adventure - Group Riding
21. What is notable about swerving in a curve (what requires more skill)? -
ANSWERAdditional traction must be available and more lean angle needed
Develop an explanation of the section titled The Brake or Swerve Decision. -
ANSWERuse of your search and evaluate any risk in front of you being prepared to
swerve or brake in front of you to avoid the hazard. Must know limits and skill.
Differentiate the use between the Level I Student Knowledge Test and the Level II
Student Knowledge Test. - ANSWER
Develop an explanation of which Rider Course you would recommend for BRC
graduates and include why. - ANSWERPrivate lessons to sharpen skills, Brc 2 with
personal Motorcycle to become familiar doing exercises on own motorcycle, Dr Rays
Street Strategies
Be sure to be able to define the terms in the glossary. - ANSWERPg 50 glossary
Review the 10 Activity Sheets in the back of the Rider Handbook and how they are used
(per the Classroom Lesson Plans). - ANSWERpg 59 Activity sheets with lessons
Note the recommended length of the obstacles used in one range exercise. -
ANSWER2x4 or 2x6 6' - 8' long
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