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Utah Motorcycle Cheat Sheet

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1. The amount of alcohol that is safe before riding a motorcycle is ________.
✓ none
Because riding demands balance, coordination, and quick judgment with no protective cage, there is no safe amount of alcohol before riding - the only safe number is zero. Even one drink begins to impair. Plan a sober ride whenever you'll be drinking.
2. To stop quickly and safely, you should ________.
✓ Apply both brakes firmly and smoothly
The shortest controlled stop uses both brakes firmly and smoothly at the same time. Using only one brake lengthens the stop and can upset the bike's balance. Squeeze, don't grab, the front brake, and avoid locking either wheel.
3. If a tire suddenly goes flat (a blowout) while riding, you should:
✓ Hold the handgrips firmly, ease off the throttle, and slow gradually before easing off the road
In a blowout, hold the handgrips firmly to keep the motorcycle straight, ease off the throttle, and slow down gradually rather than braking hard or steering sharply. Brake only the wheel with the good tire if you must, and move off the road once you have control. Sudden inputs can cause a loss of control.
4. If a group needs to pass other vehicles, riders should:
✓ Pass one at a time when each has a safe opportunity
In a group, each rider passes individually when they personally have a safe gap and clear sight line, rather than the group pulling out together. Passing one at a time keeps each rider responsible for their own safe maneuver. Never assume it's clear just because the rider ahead pulled out.
5. Strong side winds while riding can:
✓ Push the motorcycle sideways, so you may need to lean slightly into the wind
Gusty crosswinds can push a motorcycle sideways, so anticipate them - especially on open stretches, bridges, and when passing trucks - and lean or steer slightly into the wind to hold your line. A relaxed grip helps the bike track naturally. Be ready for sudden gusts as you leave a sheltered area.
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