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Reduce aerodynamic drag and shield the occupant from wind.
It is an external covering with an aerodynamic function that helps reduce air resistance and shield the occupant from wind. Its effect depends on motorcycle design and conditions; it does not guarantee greater stability in every crosswind gust. Strong wind can deflect or destabilise a motorcycle even with a fairing. Adapt speed and maintain control, especially when leaving sheltered areas or passing large vehicles.
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Reduce aerodynamic drag and shield the occupant from wind.
Completely prevent crosswinds from deflecting the motorcycle.
Necessarily prevent engine cooling.
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