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The full-face helmet.
The full-face helmet incorporates a chin bar protecting the chin and jaw, whereas an open-face jet helmet leaves that area exposed. Other designs, such as modular helmets, also exist; there are not only two types. The helmet must meet applicable approval requirements, fit properly and be correctly fastened.
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The open-face jet helmet, because it leaves the face exposed.
The full-face helmet.
Neither incorporates chin protection.
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