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Protect the rider’s eyes.
Protect the eyes from wind, insects and particles. Eye protection should be suitable and allow adequate vision; it is not inherently prescription eyewear or a visor blocking all vision. It can also help reduce irritation or watering caused by wind.
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Protect the rider’s eyes.
Automatically replace any prescribed vision correction.
Prevent the rider from seeing the road.
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