From the Preface and chapters 1, 11 and 12 of the State of Alaska Motorcycle Manual

Alaska Motorcycle License, Gear and Checks Practice Test

Alaska motorcycle classes, tests, helmets, eye protection and checks.

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Preface: testing
An Alaska M1, M2 or M3 applicant passes two written tests (basic rules of the road, waived with a valid license or instruction permit, and a motorcycle test based on this manual) and then a road skills test, wearing a helmet and, if the test motorcycle has no windshield, eye protection. p. ii
Helmet Selection
The Alaska manual lists three types of helmets with three levels of coverage: partial, full and full facial. p. 2
The Right Equipment
The Alaska manual's minimum equipment includes two mirrors, and it recommends reflectors all around, especially on the rear; avoid add-ons or modifications that make the motorcycle harder to handle. p. 36
On-Cycle Test
On the Alaska on-cycle test you are graded on handling the motorcycle safely, with the examiner scoring distance (stopping in the space allowed), time, position and procedure (using both brakes to stop). p. 39

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