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Yes, of passive safety.
The elements that form part of a motorcycle's passive safety are those that, in the event of a traffic accident, minimise the injuries suffered by the driver and passenger due to the protection they offer. Among the passive safety components, we find the safety helmet, knee protectors, gloves, or the seatbelt, in the case where the motorcycle is equipped with one.
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Yes, of active safety.
Yes, of passive safety.
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