If by your motor-cycle you are carrying a big object, then this is allowed to jut out from?
The sides of the motor-cycle or the front or back end, by less than 0.50 m.
Only the back side of the motor-cycle, by less than 0.50 m.
Both sides (right and left) of the motor-cycle, by less than 0.50 m.
Question 2
Why must a motor-cyclist wear a crash-helmet?
Because it is required by the Law.
Because they run the risk of paying a fine.
Because in case of a fall, the consequences may be fatal, if they do not wear a crash-helmet.
Question 3
Which type of igniter (sparking plug) should you use in your motor-cycle?
The same or an equivalent type to that determined by the manufacturer.
Any type, provided it has been screwed properly.
The type recommended by your friend motor-cyclist.
Question 4
You notice that the braking system of your motor-cycle does not work efficiently. What should you do?
Ask the help of a friend who occasionally undertakes such task.
Repair it by yourself.
Refer to a repair workshop that operates legally for the repair and check of its proper function.
Question 5
When you are riding a motor-cycle you are not permitted:
To use headphones which have been connected with a portable radio or tape-player.
To move on the right end of the road.
To hold the handlebars with both hands.
Question 6
Which is the maximum permissible speed limit for a two-wheeled motor-cycle with an engine of over 125 cc, when moving in a motorway?
60 km/h.
75 km/h.
130 km/h.
Question 7
Your motor-cycle has tyres with air chambers. Therefore:
You should replace the air chambers every 6 months.
You should replace the air chambers every time you change the rear tyre.
You should replace the air chambers every 10,000 km.
You should replace the air chambers every time you change the tyres.
Question 8
Which is the vertical allowance (moving free up and down) that the chain which transfers the motion from the engine to the wheel of the motor-cycle must have, if examined in the middle of the distance between the engine and the wheel?
4-5 cm.
It must be very tight.
2-3 cm.
Question 9
At which level should the brake and clutch levers in the motor-cycle handlebars be?
At the level of the rider’s open palm, when they touch the handlebars.
Just below the handlebars.
Just above the handlebars.
Question 10
Whilst loading the motor-cycle, you should:
Not exceed the loading limit determined by the manufacturer.
Hold the things tight with your hands.
Load your things as back as possible from the rear axle.
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