MSF (Motorcycle Safety Foundation) Rider's Course Practice Test

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What is the term that refers to the speed at the beginning of a turn or curve that allows a rider to maintain or increase speed?

Escape Path
Entry Speed
Open Up the View
RiderRadar

The correct answer is: Entry Speed

Entry Speed is the correct term that refers to the speed at the beginning of a turn or curve that allows a rider to maintain or increase speed. By entering a turn at the right speed, a rider can smoothly navigate through the curve while balancing traction and control. The other options are not relevant to the concept of entry speed: - Escape Path is the path a rider would take to avoid a potential hazard. - Open Up the View signifies adjusting your riding position to see more of the road ahead. - RiderRadar is not a term commonly used in motorcycle riding and does not relate to maintaining speed in a turn.