And the answer is...

[biggnikkk]

Hello all,

 

Someone sent me this and I thought I would pass it along. The season is approaching fast! It was good for me to refresh my memory with these questionaires.

 

http://msf-usa.org/CourseReview/Questionframe.htm

 

Cheers!

 

Nick P

[OB-1]

Hello all,

 

Someone sent me this and I thought I would pass it along. The season is approaching fast! It was good for me to refresh my memory with these questionaires.

 

http://msf-usa.org/CourseReview/Questionframe.htm

 

Cheers!

 

Nick P

 

Thanks!

 

I got 45 out of 48 correct...

[Red Rider]

40 out of 48..

[slick97spirit]

:dancefool:43 out of 48

[Zfrebird4]

... Spring riding season. 45 out of 48. Ahhhh.

 

JackZ

[mm482]

42 out of 48 yesterday and 48 out 0f 48 today

 

Earl:missingtooth:

[GigaWhiskey]

Started this thing and had to stop, too many wrong answers on their part. That test is bunk.

 

Edit: stuff that don't matter either.

[beyeker]

Started this thing and had to stop, too many wrong answers on their part. That test is bunk.

 

Edit: stuff that don't matter either.

 

You think like I do. But I have learned to keep those negative thoughts in my head.

 

[GigaWhiskey]

You think like I do. But I have learned to keep those negative thoughts in my head.

 

 

haha

 

There is one question in there asking me what senses are messed up when drinking and riding a bike. Let's see, I am supposed to actually have the answer to this question? lol I do not drink and ride to find these things out.

 

Oh, and I am only supposed to be able to see 12 seconds ahead of me. yea right, I want to know what is happening around me as far as I can see and comprehend in a 360 degree radius. I need plenty of time to work on my OUT in a situation.

 

That is just a couple I can remember.

[mraf]

41 of 48 NO SOUP FOR YOU!:rotfl:

[KiteSquid]

Great refresher!!!!!

 

Made me think...

 

BTW on my 1950 H-D FL some of the controls are in different places, from the factory.

 

 

Front brake is on the left hand, along with the ignition timing.

 

Right grip is throttle,

 

Shifter is on the left side of the fuel tank, so you have to take your left hand off the grip and therefore no front brake... First gear is froward and Neutral, second, third and forth is to the rear.

 

Right foot is brake, and starter.

 

Left foot is clutch.

 

 

 

I think that the MSF courses are written for bikes built recently.

[mraf]

Anybody ever ride a old Greeves 250? There was a lesson in backwardsness.

[beyeker]

I let a friend ride my 750 Norton 30 years ago. He dumped the bike. When I started yelling at him he said he kept pushing down on the foot brake and it didn't stop. It had a right side shift.