Practice question

What is the primary cause of a low-side crash?

  1. Loss of traction on one or both tires, causing the motorcycle to slide out and fall on its side
  2. Releasing a locked rear wheel while it is sliding out of line
  3. Hitting a curb with the side stand down
  4. Failing to shift gears when climbing a steep hill

Answer: A — Loss of traction on one or both tires, causing the motorcycle to slide out and fall on its side

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