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The rear wheel could lock
The brakes could fail
The ignition could cut out
The front wheel could wobble
Explanation: Drive chains are subject to wear and need frequent adjustment to maintain the correct tension. Allowing the drive chain to run dry will greatly increase the rate of wear, so it's important to keep it lubricated. If the chain becomes worn or slack, it can jump off the sprocket and lock the rear wheel.
Category: Safety and your motorcycle
References: The Official DVSA Guide to Riding: Section 15
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