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Motorcycle Manual in Indiana
The Indiana Motorcycle Operator Manual is designed to help educate new cyclists about safety, while providing you with the information you'll need to pass your written test. However, riders of all levels of experience may find the material useful.
The content is divided into four parts: preparing to ride, riding within your abilities, being in shape to ride, and earning your license.
Within these sections, you'll learn about wearing the proper protection, keeping your cycle under control, keeping a proper distance, and increasing your conspicuity.
There are tips on crash avoidance, handling dangerous situations, mechanical problems, and other topics. You'll also receive information on the knowledge and skills tests, as well as some sample questions to practice on.
Finally, the manual shares with you some of the skills you will be expected to have during your on-cycle road test.
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