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  1. 1. Your passenger says they have ridden motorcycles before. Should you still explain how to ride with you?
  2. 2. A prospective passenger cannot reach the passenger footrests. What is the appropriate decision?
  3. 3. How should a passenger respond during a normal turn on a conventional two-wheel motorcycle?
  4. 4. Your passenger is ready to get on. How should you stabilize the motorcycle during mounting?
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  1. Your passenger says they have ridden motorcycles before. Should you still explain how to ride with you?

    Correct answer: Yes; review mounting, holding, foot position and behavior before leaving.

    Prior experience does not establish that a passenger knows your motorcycle or the needed coordination. Review the basics before the trip, while you can both concentrate on the instructions.

    Source: Motorcycle Safety Foundation, Motorcycle Operator Manual, 18th edition; PDF page 35, printed page 34; Preparing Your Passenger to Ride. ↗

  2. A prospective passenger cannot reach the passenger footrests. What is the appropriate decision?

    Correct answer: Do not carry them in that unsuitable arrangement.

    The passenger must be able to use the provided footrests and hold on securely. This is an equipment and fit requirement, not a statement about the legal minimum passenger age.

    Source: Motorcycle Safety Foundation, Motorcycle Operator Manual, 18th edition; PDF page 35, printed page 34; Preparing Your Passenger to Ride. ↗

  3. How should a passenger respond during a normal turn on a conventional two-wheel motorcycle?

    Correct answer: Stay behind the rider and lean with the rider.

    Coordinated, predictable movement helps preserve balance. The passenger should follow the rider’s lean and avoid sudden shifts; this guidance is for a two-wheel motorcycle, not a non-leaning trike.

    Source: Motorcycle Safety Foundation, Motorcycle Operator Manual, 18th edition; PDF page 35, printed page 34; Preparing Your Passenger to Ride. ↗

  4. Your passenger is ready to get on. How should you stabilize the motorcycle during mounting?

    Correct answer: Keep both feet on the ground and the front brake applied.

    Mounting changes the load and balance. Keep the motorcycle securely supported and controlled as the passenger gets on, following its operating instructions.

    Source: Motorcycle Safety Foundation, Motorcycle Operator Manual, 18th edition; PDF page 35, printed page 34; Preparing Your Passenger to Ride. ↗

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Alaska: Passenger preparation and coordination mix

4 questions on passenger preparation and coordination. Start a short set, read each explanation and revisit your saved mistakes.

The main short sets and fresh mix use 53 two-wheel questions. Trike and fixed-sidecar questions stay in separately selected topics.

4 questions, without a timer. This is a study mix, not an official examination.