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approved.
It must be approved under the applicable requirements and used correctly, in the right size and properly fastened. Approval demonstrates safety requirements but does not guarantee avoiding every injury or that an open-face helmet protects the face like a full-face one. Check its condition and follow manufacturer maintenance and post-impact replacement instructions.
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full-face, because it protects more than an open-face helmet.
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open-face, because it is more comfortable and cooler than a full-face helmet.
Editorial status: editorially approved. This status does not certify legal review. Report a correction
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