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It can reduce air resistance and provide aerodynamic protection.
It can reduce aerodynamic drag and protect the occupant from airflow. Its effect depends on the design and does not guarantee greater stability in a strong crosswind: gusts can push the motorcycle off course. In windy conditions, adapt speed, maintain control and anticipate exposed areas.
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It guarantees that a crosswind cannot deflect the motorcycle.
It can reduce air resistance and provide aerodynamic protection.
It always worsens aerodynamics and greatly increases fuel consumption.
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