The front brake is operated by
- the left foot lever.
- the right foot pedal.
- the right hand lever. ✓
- the left hand lever.
Answer: C. the right hand lever.
The front brake is applied with the right hand lever on the handlebar.
Why this is the answer
The handbook lists the front brake lever as a primary control and places it on the right handlebar, in front of the throttle. You squeeze that lever toward the handgrip to brake the front wheel. The rear brake is the separate lever near the right foot rest, pressed with your foot. Since the front brake is worked by hand on the right side, the right hand lever is the correct choice.
Why the other answers are wrong
- A. the left foot lever. — The left foot lever is not the front brake; in the handbook's control list the foot-operated rear brake lever sits near the right foot rest, not the left.
- B. the right foot pedal. — The right foot pedal is where you press to apply the rear brake, not the front brake.
- D. the left hand lever. — The left handgrip carries the clutch lever on geared bikes, and the handbook puts the front brake lever on the right handlebar.
Remember it
Right hand squeezes the front brake; right foot presses the rear.
Official handbook: Official MTO Motorcycle Handbook, Know your vehicle – Primary controls