Revision question · Motorcycle handling

You're sitting on a stationary motorcycle. What should you be able to do when you're checking your riding position?

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Just touch the ground with your toes

Place both feet on the ground

Operate the centre stand

Adjust your mirrors by stretching

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Place both feet on the groundThis was the right answer

When sitting astride a stationary motorcycle, you should be able to place both feet on the ground. This should enable you to keep your balance while using one foot to operate the foot controls.

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Choose a motorcycle you can supportReviewed guidance summary · The original asks for a stationary riding-position check, not a universal stopping technique.

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