Question 1

Q: How much does the course cost?

A: The MSF created the motorcycle safety curriculum and textbooks used across the United States, but each state and military branch is responsible for administering the actual motorcycle safety program. Tuition costs vary depending on location and age of the student. You can find providers near you by searching on the MSF website.

Question 2

Q: How Much Does a Motorcycle Safety Course Save on Insurance?

A: There are several things you can do to avoid motorcycle accidents, such as staying a safe distance from other vehicles, wearing brightly colored gear, and making eye contact with other drivers. You can also take a motorcycle safety course to refresh your skills.

Question 3

Q: What is the Basic RiderCourse 2 (BRC2)?

A: The BRC2 is designed for experienced but unendorsed motorcyclists who want to refresh their skills. Prior motorcycling experience is mandatory, and students must demonstrate basic competency during a screening test.

Question 4

Q: What are the prerequisites of the Basic RiderCourse (BRC2)?

A: You must have a motorcycle that is titled, registered, and insured in order to take this course.

Question 5

Q: What are the learning activities and methods of evaluation for the Basic RiderCourse 2 (BRC2)?

A: The Level I Knowledge Test is a written screening exam, the Level II Knowledge Test is a written final exam, and the Rider Skill Test is an on-cycle test.

Question 6

Q: How are the instructional hours divided for the Basic RiderCourse 2 (BRC2)?

A: You will learn about the basic concepts of electricity, how to use electrical test equipment, and how to safely work with electrical circuits. You will also learn about the different types of electrical wiring and how to install and troubleshoot electrical systems.

Question 7

Q: What is the age requirement to take a Basic RiderCourse 2 (BRC2)?

A: You can take the Basic RiderCourse 2 (BRC2) if you are 15-17 years old and have a graduated driver’s license; however, a parent or legal guardian must accompany you on the first day of class to sign the course waiver.

Question 8

Q: What protocol is used to inspect the motorcycles for the Basic RiderCourse 2 (BRC2)?

A: Tires and wheels – Check your tire pressure and tread depth. Your tires should have at least 1/8″ of tread depth and be inflated to the pressure listed on the side of the tire. Don’t forget to check your spare tire as well!

Controls – Check your brakes, throttle, and clutch for proper function.

Lights – Check your headlight, taillight, brake light, and turn signal for proper function.

Oil

Question 9

Q: What is the policy for walk-in registrations in the Basic RiderCourse 2 (BRC2)?

A: You may attempt a walk-in registration by arriving to class at least fifteen minutes before the scheduled start time, but availability is not guaranteed. You must provide your own training motorcycle and all the required riding gear and supplies.

Question 10

Q: How strong is the regeneration braking?

A: The regenerative braking on the Evelo Aurora can be customized by you thanks to our riding modes. Eco has 80% strength, Highway has 20%, Max has 100%, and custom mode allows you to choose the power yourself.

Question 11

Q: What is the battery capacity?

A: The Verge TS, TS Pro come with a 20,2kWh battery. TS Ultra will come with a 21,8kWh battery.

Question 12

Q: What type of battery is it?

A: A lithium ion battery is a type of battery that uses lithium ions as an electrolyte. These batteries are typically used in portable electronic devices, such as laptops, cell phones, and digital cameras. Lithium ion batteries are known for their high energy density, which makes them ideal for use in devices that require a lot of power.

Question 13

Q: What kW speed charger is the AC charger?

A: The BMW i3 is a great car for city driving, but it's not the best choice for long-distance travel. The range is too limited and the charging infrastructure is not yet developed enough to make long-distance travel feasible.

Question 14

Q: What do I need to bring to class for the Basic RiderCourse 2 (BRC2)?

A: You need to provide your own motorcycle and all the required gear.

Question 15

Q: How is an Instructor qualified to train riders?

A: There is no time limit on finishing the course, and we can help you prepare for the DMV written test if you need it. Insurance companies may offer discounts for completing the course, and it is a great way to keep your skills sharp or learn more about safe riding. The best way to contact someone at AMO is by email.

Question 16

Q: How to I register for Harley-Davidson® CMSP MTC?

A: You can sign up for the Harley-Davidson ® Riding Academy at San Jose Harley-Davidson ®. You will train on a Harley-Davidson ® motorcycle and earn a DL389 upon successful completion.

Question 17

Q: What do I need to bring to class?

A: You need to bring a laptop, a power supply, and a USB flash drive to class with you.

Question 18

Q: What If I am not comfortable with going continuing in the course?

A: No, you don't need any of those things.

Question 19

Q: What If on my own I am not comfortable with going continuing in the course?

A: You must be able to attend all of the scheduled class and riding sessions in order to enroll in the course. If you cannot, do not enroll. AMO locations can be found on the LOCATIONS page of the website.
The course begins in the classroom sessions at the Pasadena Business Park. Your riding lessons are at one of AMO’s riding ranges, either Altadena Elementary School or John Muir High School. After your first riding session, you then return to complete

Question 20

Q: What is covered in the course?

A: The new rider class is based on years of motorcycle safety research conducted by Total Control Training. The course consists of two classroom sessions and two riding sessions. These sessions total approximately 15 hours of learning.

Question 21

Q: What are my options if I don’t pass the Basic RiderCourse 2 (BRC2)?

A: You will need to retake the class by registering and paying for another course.

Question 22

Q: What if I don’t pass the tests?

A: We’re going to be building a new version of the platform that will be more accessible to new users, and we’re going to be doing it in a way that’s more sustainable for the team.

The first step is to launch a new version of the platform that is more accessible to new users. We’re going to be doing this by making the platform more intuitive and by providing more resources to help new users get started.

We

Question 23

Q: What do I get if I pass?

A: I took the MSF Basic RiderCourse at an approved provider and I am not sure if I can use my certificate to waive the on-bike skills test at the DMV.

The California DMV allows you to take the motorcycle skills test at a DMV office, or at an approved motorcycle training provider (like California Motorcycle Training).

Question 24

Q: What is required to pass the course?

A: You have to attend the course, pass the written and riding evaluations, and there is no guarantee of course completion or safety.

Question 25

Q: What happens in the classroom before you go to the range?

A: The first class meeting typically runs three hours: You’ll get a tour of the dealership, fill out all the class paperwork and get to know your peers and coaches. During the paperwork session, you will hear a lot about counseling and being on time and having all the gear. Don’t fret, it is just to set clear expectations for everyone. Being that an endorsement waiver is provided through this class, it has some structural aspects that the state requires to allow for licensing.

Question 26

Q: What happens on the range?

A: A typical motorcycle riding course will include two days on the range. On the first day, you will learn the basics of starting, stopping, and shifting. On the second day, you will learn more advanced skills such as cornering and braking. At the end of the second day, you will be evaluated on your riding skills. If you do not pass the evaluation, you may have the opportunity to retake the course or parts of the course.

Question 27

Q: What happens after your time on the range?

A: You will need to take your DL389 to your DMV and complete any additional steps required to get the motorcycle endorsement on your driver license. Once you’ve gotten your license, get out and enjoy the ride!

Question 28

Q: Why should I read the Student Agreement (terms and conditions) and CHP California Motorcyclist Safety Program Course Waiver and Indemnification Form before enrolling?

A: No, you are not required to take the course if you are over 21.

Question 29

Q: What should I wear?

A: A pair of comfortable shoes, socks, and clothing that won't restrict your movement.

Question 30

Q: What should I expect prior to class?

A: Enroll in a course
-We will contact you with specifics to your course, including what to bring, what is required, and where and when to meet.

Question 31

Q: How do I get my motorcycle license after successfully completing a free Cycle Rider Safety Training Program class?

A: You need to take a BasicRider course and get a completion card. Take that card to the DMV and they will add an endorsement to your license for a small fee.

Question 32

Q: How much do Cycle Rider Safety Training classes cost?

A: No, there is no fee to take a course through the Cycle Rider Safety Training Program.

Question 33

Q: What should I bring to a Cycle Rider Safety Training Program class?

A: All students are required to provide their own safety equipment, which must include a helmet, gloves, and long pants.

Question 34

Q: What are the consequences of under- or over-inflation?

A: The mandatory pressure for road use is set by the manufacturer. The inflation pressure for track use is indicated in the Michelin tire documentation for track product ranges. Check your motorcycle tire pressure often when the tire is COLD.

Question 35

Q: How are tires priced?

A: Each tire is dependent upon retailer pricing policy. Warranty is for the life of the original usable tread, or six years from date of purchase, whichever occurs first.

Question 36

Q: What are the measurements?

A: The iPhone 6 Plus is a big phone. It is also a heavy phone. The iPhone 6 Plus is also a very good phone.

The iPhone 6 Plus is a big phone. It is also a heavy phone. The iPhone 6 Plus is also a very good phone.

The iPhone 6 Plus is a big phone. It is also a heavy phone. The iPhone 6 Plus is also a very good phone.

Question 37

Q: What colors are available?

A: There are 5 colors available as standard, but there will also be seasonal specialty colors.

Question 38

Q: What are the front foot-pegs for?

A: The Vespa TS is a great scooter for those who want a classic Vespa look, but with a few modern touches. It's great for city riding, and can even handle some light off-roading. Its main drawback is its lack of storage space, but otherwise, it's a great scooter.

Question 39

Q: What are the maintenance schedules?

A: Get your bike serviced at least once a year.

Question 40

Q: Where are Verge motorcycles built?

A: Our motorcycles are built in Estonia.

Question 41

Q: When do I receive my Verge?

A: We will contact you when your motorcycle is ready to be delivered.

Question 42

Q: What accessories can I use with Verge?

A: The Verge MC is a powerful and flexible modular synthesizer system. It is compatible with a wide range of existing modular synthesizer modules and accessories.

Question 43

Q: What countries do you deliver to?

A: We're not sure yet. We're working on it.

If you have any suggestions on how we can improve our shipping options, please let us know.

Question 44

Q: When will you deliver to the USA?

A: We haven't started selling in the USA yet, but you can reserve a product to be one of the first to receive it when we do.

Question 45

Q: When will you deliver to Asia, Oceania, and Africa?

A: The new Rolls-Royce Ghost will be powered by a twin-turbocharged V12 petrol engine.

The engine will be capable of producing 563 PS of power and 850 Nm of torque.

The new Ghost is expected to accelerate from 0-100 km/h in just 4.8 seconds.

The global deliveries are scheduled to start in early 2024.

The new Ghost will be powered by a twin-turbocharged V12 petrol engine

Question 46

Q: How will you support me?

A: The 8-inch screen is the main interface for the onboard diagnostics system. For more complex issues, we will offer support remotely and mobile by request.

Question 47

Q: What is this counter-steering stuff?

A: A motorcycle has a separate gear for reverse, but not all motorcycles have this feature. You need a special license to operate a motorcycle, and headlights must be used during daytime hours in some states. Dealerships usually do not allow test rides. When turning a motorcycle, the handlebars must be turned in the opposite direction of the desired turn.

Question 48

Q: How can I find a RiderCourse near me?

A: Contact a local training provider to inquire about schedules and enrollments. You can find providers near you by entering your zip code on the MSF website.

Question 49

Q: Why Understand Your Motorcycle Braking System?

A: Understanding brake specs helps you buy bikes, understand modifications, and appreciate the engineering trade-offs that have to be made.

Question 50

Q: How do I order a motorcycle?

A: 1. Find a Verge dealer near you.

2. Call or visit the dealer and let them know what model you're interested in.

3. Put down a deposit and choose a payment plan that works for you.

4. Wait for your new motorcycle to be delivered!

Question 51

Q: How do you charge this bike?

A: The BMW i3s is a fun, comfortable, and stylish electric car that’s a fantastic choice for city driving. The i3s is a great choice for anyone looking for a car that’s different from the norm, but its range is limited, so it’s not for everyone.

Question 52

Q: What DC charging speed can the TS achieve?

A: The Tesla Semi will charge at 25kW initially, but this will be upgraded as technology develops.

Question 53

Q: How can I service this motorcycle?

A: ; We will have service points in various locations. Some will be static locations, and some will be mobile services that can support you in the comfort of your home. For more significant issues, you will have direct contact with our factory.

Question 54

Q: What discounts do you offer?

A: You'll need to contact your local providers to see if they offer any discounts.

Question 55

Q: What are the average life and mileage expectancy of a tire?

A: 1. The vehicle

2. Usage

3. Conditions of use

4. Maintenance

5. Storage

6. Driving habits

7. The environment

Question 56

Q: How often should you replace rubber brake hoses?

A: Replace your brake lines every 4 years, or sooner if you notice cracks or leaks, or evidence of dried brake fluid.

Question 57

Q: How do you change ride modes?

A: There is a button on the bottom of your right-hand control module that lets you change the ride mode.

Question 58

Q: How does the rear brake work?

A: The Juiced OceanCurrent has two brakes: the manual brake operated by the left lever on the handlebars, and the regenerative braking done by the motor itself. This is customizable through the four available riding modes.

Question 59

Q: How do you change the rear tire?

A: 5 minutes.

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