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The face and the head.
The full-face motorcycle helmet is made up of a single piece in addition to the visor and is rated as offering the greatest protection, especially for riders of large-capacity motorcycles. It is considered the safest because, due to its design, it protects not only the top and back of the head, but also the face and jaw. Its use is recommended for both urban and interurban roads.
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The face and the head.
Only the top of the skull.
Only the back of the skull.
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