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Highly advisable because it protects the lower part of the face and the jaw.
Using a full-face helmet, like the one shown in the image, is more advisable than a classic helmet, as it offers greater safety by protecting not only the head but also the lower part of the face and the rider's jaw.
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Not very advisable, especially in summer.
Not advisable at all because, in the event of an accident, it could cause suffocation.
Highly advisable because it protects the lower part of the face and the jaw.
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