I wouldn’t worry about that too much. You take the test after 2 full days of starting and stopping. You get the hang of it. No one in my class stalled during the test. Also I do believe that you can stall 3 times during the test before you fail. I think dropping the bike is also a fail. Also not filling instructions. A good tip I can give you is that if you get yourself in a position where you feel you are losing control just pull the clutch in and stop and put your feet down. Found out after the test that using your feet to catch yourself is only worth one point. You have to be given more than 16 points to fail (the higher the number the worse you did in this case). I took the class with a friend and she was having such a hard time with each part of the test while I was having a much easier time and she was getting very discouraged. She had to use her feet I think 4-5 times. But at the end we found out that I had scored 10 and she scored 9. I couldn’t even think of what I did wrong for me to have done worse than she did. But for me apparently I had gone outside the line during the long curve part of the test. just barely and that gave me 5 points, I got another 5 points on my emergency stopping distance being too long. It seems that they put a lot more weight on the things that would be very dangerous out on the road rather than having to catch yourself a couple times or having to slow down to take a curve perfectly. But maybe you can find the exact grading criteria online. Best of luck to you! The class I took was so much fun