Practice question
Michigan's freeze-thaw cycle and heavy use of road salt cause widespread potholes. When you see a pothole ahead, you should:
- Brake hard and lean to avoid it
- Slow down before the pothole, then rise slightly on the footpegs, keep a firm grip, and roll the throttle on lightly as the wheels cross it
- Aim the front tire directly into the deepest part
- Lock the front brake as you ride through it
Answer: B — Slow down before the pothole, then rise slightly on the footpegs, keep a firm grip, and roll the throttle on lightly as the wheels cross it
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