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What does FINE-C stand for in an engine pre-start routine?
What does FINE-C stand for in an engine pre-start routine?
- Fuel, Inspection, Neutral, Engine cut-off switch, Choke
- Fuel, Ignition, Neutral, Engine check, Clutch
- Fuel, Ignition, Navigation, Engine cut-off switch, Clutch
- Fuel, Ignition, Neutral, Engine cut-off switch, Choke, and Clutch (correct)
What should you do with the fuel supply valve if equipped?
What should you do with the fuel supply valve if equipped?
Turn the fuel supply valve On.
What does turning the ignition switch to the On position indicate?
What does turning the ignition switch to the On position indicate?
Some indicator lights should come on.
Is it correct that the green light in the instrument cluster indicates neutral?
Is it correct that the green light in the instrument cluster indicates neutral?
When in neutral, what happens to the motorcycle when the clutch lever and front brake lever are released?
When in neutral, what happens to the motorcycle when the clutch lever and front brake lever are released?
What position should the engine cut-off switch be in before starting the motorcycle?
What position should the engine cut-off switch be in before starting the motorcycle?
What should you do with the choke when starting a cold engine?
What should you do with the choke when starting a cold engine?
What does the process 'Slow Look Press Roll' refer to?
What does the process 'Slow Look Press Roll' refer to?
What does the cornering strategy 'Search-Setup-Smooth' entail?
What does the cornering strategy 'Search-Setup-Smooth' entail?
What does T-CLOCS stand for?
What does T-CLOCS stand for?
What does the acronym SEE stand for?
What does the acronym SEE stand for?
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Study Notes
FINE-C Pre-Start Routine
- FINE-C is a mnemonic for an engine pre-start checklist.
- Components include Fuel, Ignition, Neutral, Engine cut-off switch, Choke, and Clutch.
Fuel
- Ensure the fuel supply valve is turned On if the motorcycle is equipped with one.
Ignition
- Set the ignition switch to the On position.
- Indicator lights may illuminate to show readiness.
Neutral
- Confirm that the motorcycle is in Neutral; a green light on the instrument cluster indicates this state.
- In Neutral, the motorcycle can roll freely when the clutch and front brake are released.
Engine Cut-Off Switch
- The switch must be set to the Run/On position for the motorcycle to start.
Choke and Clutch
- Adjust the choke for cold starts; it may not be present on all motorcycles.
- Squeeze the clutch lever to engage the clutch.
Turning Process
- The strategy for turning involves Slow, Look, Press, and Roll.
Cornering Strategy
- Employ Search-Setup-Smooth for effective cornering, ensuring proper positioning and speed.
T-CLOCS Pre-Ride Inspection
- T-CLOCS stands for Tires and Wheels, Controls, Lights and Electrics, Oil and other Fluids, Chassis, and Stands, ensuring comprehensive bike readiness.
SEE Strategy
- SEE stands for Search, Evaluate, and Execute.
- "Search" and "Evaluate" emphasize situational awareness, while "Execute" involves physical actions required for safe riding.
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