BC Class 6 Motorcycle Practice · Question
Scenario 92: Riding in a strong crosswind, you should:
Loosen your grip, keep your body relaxed and lean slightly into the wind to compensate; be ready for gusts at gaps in buildings or trees. The correct answer is
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Question: Scenario 92: Riding in a strong crosswind, you should:
Answer options: ✅ Sit upright, grip lightly, lean slightly into the wind
- Sit low, grip tightly, lean away from the wind
- Stand on the pegs
- Brake hard
Correct answer: Sit upright, grip lightly, lean slightly into the wind
Explanation: Loosen your grip, keep your body relaxed and lean slightly into the wind to compensate; be ready for gusts at gaps in buildings or trees. The correct answer is "Sit upright, grip lightly, lean slightly into the wind". This capacity-fill scenario 92 reinforces the same competency for the motorcycle bank and follows the certified explanation standard.
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