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Yes, to protect the eyes.
Yes. Suitable protective eyewear compatible with the helmet and allowing clear vision helps protect eyes from wind, insects and particles when there is no visor. Not all eyewear reduces sunlight glare: that depends on its properties. Avoid tinted lenses that impair vision at night or in poor light, and ensure the equipment neither limits the visual field nor fits dangerously.
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No, because it is mandatory for all helmets to have a screen.
No, it is not necessary.
Yes, to protect the eyes.
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