During the sharp turn, you dab a foot to keep your balance. What does the test say about that?
Right! Putting a foot down or touching a line during the sharp turn counts against you. 📖 p. 86
From chapters 1, 10 and 13 of the Idaho Motorcycle Rider’s Handbook
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What the Idaho Motorcycle Rider’s Handbook says about Idaho endorsement and tests
Applying for a Motorcycle Endorsement
Idaho encourages every rider (and requires riders under 21) to take an entry-level motorcycle course before the endorsement; the knowledge test is based on this handbook, and skills tests are given in a controlled off-street area by third-party skills test examiners. p. 15
Riding Requirements
In Idaho, anyone under 21 must pass the knowledge test and complete an approved motorcycle rider training course for the endorsement; the course is recommended for everyone 21 or older too. p. 16
Instruction Permit
An Idaho motorcycle instruction permit is available to anyone with a valid Idaho driver's license who has passed the motorcycle knowledge test; it is valid for 1 year and allows practice riding in daylight only, with no freeway riding and no passengers. p. 16
Knowledge Test
The Idaho motorcycle knowledge test is taken at any county driver's license office and is based on this handbook; if you fail it, you wait 3 days before retesting and pay the test fee again. p. 17
Quick Stop
In the quick stop exercise, reach a steady speed between 12 and 20 mph by the first line, then stop as fast as you safely can when your front tire passes the second line; you don't lose points for skidding, and you stay stopped until told to move. p. 88
Professional Training
The Idaho STAR Motorcycle Safety Program's training is associated with a 79% lower crash risk and an 89% lower risk of a fatal crash; its state-certified instructors teach in a controlled, off-street setting, covering physical skills and mental strategies, with courses for every level. p. 109
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