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They are not compulsory but are recommended.
There is no general requirement for protective goggles when cycling, but they are recommended to protect the eyes from wind, insects and particles. They should be suitable and allow clear vision; this does not remove any need for prescription vision correction.
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No, and they should never be used because they distort reality.
They are not compulsory but are recommended.
Yes, in all cases.
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