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Explain that level should be between max and min marks. For dipstick remove dipstick and wipe clean, return and remove again to check oil level against max/min marks. For sight glass, ensure glass is clean when checking.  \nA2 Horn (Show)  \nShow me how you would check that the horn is working on this machine (off road only) .  \nCheck is carried out by using control (turn on ignition if necessary) .  \nA3 Brake Fluid (Tell)  \nIdentify where the brake fluid reservoir is and tell me how you would check that you have a safe level of hydraulic fluid.  \nIdentify reservoir, check level against high/low markings.  \nA4 Lights (Tell)  \nTell me how you would check that the lights and reflectors are clean and working.  \nExplanation only: Operate switch (turn on ignition if necessary), identify reflectors. Check visually for cleanliness and operation.  \nA5 Brake light (Show)  \nShow me how you would check that the brake lights are working.  \nOperate brake, place hand over light or make use of reflections in windows, garage doors, etc, or ask someone to help.  \nA6 Chain (Tell)  \nTell me how you would check the condition of the chain on this machine.  \nCheck for chain wear, correct tension and rear wheel alignment. Tension should be adjusted as specified in the machine handbook. Drive chain should be lubricated to ensure that excessive wear does not take place.  \nA7 Steering (Show)  \nShow me what checks you would make on the steering movement before using the machine. Handlebars should be free to move smoothly from full left lock to full right lock without any control cables being stretched, trapped or pinched and without any snagging between moving and fixed parts.  \nA8 Tyres (Tell)  \nTell me how you would check your tyres to ensure that they are correctly inflated, have sufficient tread depth and that their general condition is safe to use on the road.  \nCorrect tyre pressure settings can be found in the owner’s manual. Pressures should be checked using a reliable gauge. Tread depth must be at least 1mm deep, forming a continuous band at least ¾ of the breadth of the tread and all the way around. There should be no lumps, bulges or tears.  \nA9 Front brake (Show)  \nShow me how you would check the operation of the front brake on this machine.  \nWheel the machine forward and apply the front brake.  \nA10 Brakes (Show)  \nShow me how you would check the operation of the brakes on this machine.  \nCheck for excessive travel on the brake lever and the brake pedal and for unusual play or sponginess.  \nA11 Emergency cut out (Show)  \nShow me how you would check the operation of the engine cut out switch.  \nOperate switch, without the engine being started.  \nA12 Rear fog light (Show)  \nShow me how you would switch on the rear fog light and explain when you would use it (if fitted) . Operate switch (turn on ignition and dipped headlights if necessary) . Check warning light is on. Explain use.  \nA13 Headlight (Show)  \nShow me how you switch your headlight from dipped to main beam.  \nOperate switch (with ignition or engine on if necessary), check with main beam warning light.  \nPillion Questions  \nWhat advice you would give a pillion passenger?  \nMake sure they are wearing the correct clothing including an approved safety helmet correctly fastened  \nMake sure they sit on the bike astride, facing forwards with their feet on the foot pegs at all times Tell them where to hold on, either to the rider or the grab rail  \nDon’t fidget about  \nLean with the rider and the bike into the corners Don’t do any arm signals  \nDon’t look over my shoulder  \nWhat changes might you have to make to the bike if you were taking a pillion passenger? 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