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Less protection because there is no surrounding bodywork.
Less protection in a fall or collision because there is no surrounding bodywork. Its smaller size may also make it harder for other drivers to see, and the rider must maintain balance. Greater agility does not mean greater stability or remove vulnerability. A helmet and protective clothing reduce consequences but cannot guarantee freedom from injury.
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Less protection because there is no surrounding bodywork.
More protection because greater agility guarantees avoiding crashes.
The same protection as a passenger car’s bodywork.
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