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It can reduce wind and some rain exposure and improve comfort.
It can reduce direct exposure to wind and some rain and improve comfort. This depends on design and does not guarantee safety, grip or complete protection. Maintain a posture that permits observation and control, wear suitable equipment and adapt speed and separation. A fairing does not itself shorten wet-road stopping distance. Do not use alcohol to fight cold or fit accessories that impair handling contrary to manufacturer recommendations.
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It can reduce wind and some rain exposure and improve comfort.
It guarantees shorter braking distance on every wet surface.
It makes drinking alcohol to fight cold safe.
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