Suspension System Quiz

When the suspension works, the event of the spring shortening due to the compressive force from the wheel is called compression and when it extends again it is called ...

• rebound

• absorber

• orifice

• compression

• floating

The following type of suspension that is not included in the front suspension type on motorcycles is ...

• telescopic fork

• telescopic up side down

• leading link

• mono shock

• trailing link

The suspension component whose damping force only occurs during the extension stroke is called ...

• mono tube

• single action

• double action

• swingarm

• dual tube

The first component to receive shocks from the wheels due to bumpy roads is ...

• fork piston

• spring fork

• reaction spring

• fork tube

• stopper ring

The component used to restrict fluid flow inside the suspension tube is ...

• compression

• orifice

• spring

• rebound

• floating piston

The function of fluid in the suspension system is ...

• to add spring stiffness

• to speed up spring movement

• to reduce spring stiffness

• to reduce spring stiffness

• to dampen spring movement

The following is not a step in the inspection of the front suspension is ...

• fluid leakage inspection

• visual condition inspection

• front suspension performance inspection

• inspection of the connecting arm mechanism in the monoshock system

• front suspension geometry inspection

The consequence of getting used to riding roughly and at high speed on bumpy roads is ...

• increasing suspension performance

• extending suspension life

• suspension components wear out quickly

• oil flow in the shock absorber is smooth

• the driver feels comfortable and safe

The following is one of the causes of tearing the fluid seal of the shock absorber is ...

• clogging of valves inside the shock absorber tube

• dirt and dust sticking to the inside surface of the tube

• motorcycle is rarely used

• high temperatures occurring during shock absorber operation

• weak shock absorber spring

The most common damage to the suspension system is ...

• bending of the shock absorber shaft

• increased fluid in the shock absorber tube

• fluid leakage

• shock absorber too hard

• unable to hold heavy loads