Road Motorcycles
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1.
Road motorcycles are motorcycles designed for being ridden on paved
roads. They feature smooth tires with a light tread pattern and engines
generally in the 125 cc and over range. What is the speed most of these
bikes can reach?
- 75 mph
- 90 mph
- 100 mph plus
2. One style of Road motorcycles is the Cruiser.
These motorcycles mimic the style of American machines from the 1930s to
the early 1960s. What is a feature of this riding style?
- The riding position always places the feet
forward.
- The riding position places the feet towards the
back, the hands low and the spine inclined forward.
- A more relaxed, more upright seating position.
3. Chopper-style motorcycles would be categorized
as a type of cruiser.
4. Cruisers are often modified to suit the owner's
ideals, and as such are a source of pride and accomplishment. What is
the modification name?
5. Sport bikes, sometimes called performance bikes
are typically much smaller and lighter than cruisers, and are
essentially consumer versions of the motorcycles used in
production-based forms of Motorcycle sport road racing. What are these
bikes also known as?
- “crotch rockets”
- “rice rockers”
- “motor torpedoes”
6. The bikes are designed with an emphasis on
handling and speed.
7. Sport bikes are almost invariably capable of
very low speeds as compared to most vehicles, with great stability in
corners.
8. Motorcycle manufacturers have brought specific
models designed to address the particular needs of long-distance touring
and heavy commuting riders to market. What are these bikes called?
- Interstate
- Touring
- Low Speed
9. Also known as a "standard" or
"street bike", this is the basic form of the motorcycle
stripped down to its fundamental parts. What are these bikes called?
- Mom’s bike
- Naked bike
- Home bike
10. Large engine displacement versions of “street”
motorcycles, especially those built in Japan, are often referred to as
what?
- “muscle” bike
- “hippie” bike
- “moonraker” bike
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