Self Assessment

Complete the Self-Analysis Questionnaire below to be confident that you are familiar with all areas that will be tested in your motorcycle riding assessment.

From the Self-Assessment Questionnaire, you may determine some areas that you are not familiar with or are not competent in to the standard required to qualify you for a licence.  If this is the case, contact InBalance Motorbike Training for assistance in enrolling you in the appropriate course lesson(s).

However if you feel that you could successfully complete a Q-Ride assessment provided by a Registered Service Provider against the course competencies below you may elect to be assessed straight away.

STUDENT SELF–ASSESSMENT FORM

COMPETENCY Check
Outcome 1:  
Student has and wears protective safety clothing  
Student demonstrates that clothing fits and is worn to standard  
Theory Sessions:  
Maintenance:  
Pre-ride check list  
Owner regular maintenance listed and schedule developed  
Dealer service items  
Motorbike faults identified, basic adjustments performed  
Motorbike roadworthy criteria  
Detail in written list how to clean a motorbike  
Cockpit Drill controls identified and named, the functions of each control described  
Defensive Riding Theory and Skills:  
Defensive riding skills listed  
Knowledge of road statistics  
Crash analysis leading to crash avoidance techniques  
Contingency planning while riding (ie. Plan B if something goes wrong)  
Plan a journey route and alternative (journey) routes to avoid an accident  
Practical Sessions:  
Riding Skills – ‘off road’  
Rider posture /position / head-eye level correctly demonstrated  
Correct mounting / dismounting procedure  
Correct cold and hot engine starting procedures  
Correct engine stopping procedure  
Correct moving off procedure  
Static work and manoeuvres (slalom, Figure 8’s, and marked course)  
Correct braking procedure  
Correct reaction braking procedure  
Correct counter-steering manoeuvres  
Correct evasive action technique  
Rider posture /position / head-eye level correctly demonstrated  
Riding Skills – ‘on road’  
All riding skills including manoeuvres, defensive riding skills and roadcraft (attitude)  
Correct general road riding including a demonstrated use of all road rules.  
   
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