Revision question · Safety and your motorcycle

When would you use the engine cut-out switch?

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To reduce speed in an emergency

To prevent the motorcycle being stolen

To stop the engine normally

To stop the engine in an emergency

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To stop the engine in an emergencyThis was the right answer

If you're involved in a collision, using the engine cut-out switch will help to reduce the risk of fire. When stopping the engine normally, use the ignition switch.

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Use the engine cut-out for an emergencyReviewed guidance summary · IMG_0214 was inspected: the red handlebar rocker is the engine cut-out, distinct from the blue starter button.

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