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The head and face.
The head and face. A full-face helmet protects those areas but does not guarantee preventing every injury or by itself protect arms and legs. These limbs can also be injured and need appropriate equipment. Do not confuse the severity of head injuries with a claim that they are always the most frequent injuries.
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The legs.
The arms.
The head and face.
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