=> Actual California Motocycle License Examination Questions <= #10

Discussion in 'UK Motorcycles' started by _ Prof. Jonez _, Jun 7, 2008.

  1. When you ride over a pothole, it is usually best to:

    a) Keep a normal seat position
    b) Rise slightly off the seat
    c) Lean forward as much as possible
    d) Grip the gas tank with your knees
     
    _ Prof. Jonez _, Jun 7, 2008
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  2. _ Prof. Jonez _

    Speedgazebo Guest

    When you post to UKRM, it is best to:

    a) not be a merkin
    b) not post spam
    c) learn how to spell licence
    d) take it like a man
     
    Speedgazebo, Jun 7, 2008
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  3. This from the limey stooges who gleefully played G aWol Bu$h's lap-dog
    and sent their young and dumb troops off to fight and die for the
    criminal Bush Junta's LIES.

    LOL!
    Good thing a limey bastard like you doesn't get to
    decide what is or isn't spam, eh wanker?
    You poor pathetic limey bastard.
    Bend over and grab yer ankles ...
     
    Reality_Check©, Jun 8, 2008
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  4. _ Prof. Jonez _

    ogden Guest

    Let me put this in words you might understand:

    "Muh"
     
    ogden, Jun 8, 2008
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  5. _ Prof. Jonez _

    S'mee Guest

    E) Ride around the damn thing...never over.
     
    S'mee, Jun 8, 2008
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  6. _ Prof. Jonez _

    S'mee Guest


    **** off moron...you suck an dyou don't swallow. Not only that your
    moped doesn't run.
     
    S'mee, Jun 8, 2008
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  7. _ Prof. Jonez _

    Studemania Guest

    I consider that a needlessly harsh response.
    Take a tour of the British Motorcycle Museum (between Coventty and
    Birmingham)and if you knw much about bikes, you will thereafter show
    respect for the Brits as far as bikes and driving them goes. Remember
    that many used them for daily transportation not that long go and
    driving to work in fresh snow is not great joy, nor is running the
    ruts on the way home - in the dark.
     
    Studemania, Jun 8, 2008
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