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Yes.
Yes, they are advisable in summer too to help protect the hands, without guaranteeing prevention of injury. On interurban roads, protective gloves are mandatory for motorcycle riders and passengers under Article 118 effective from October 2026, except for the regulatory case involving a self-protective structure, a seat belt and documentation recording the exemption. Choose suitable, properly fitting gloves intended for this use and follow their instructions.
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