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Its aerodynamics and fuel consumption.
A motorcycle's full fairing gives it greater stability in adverse weather conditions such as strong crosswinds, acting as a covering that surrounds it and gives it greater robustness. It also improves the vehicle's aerodynamics, making the motorcycle consume less fuel than if it did not have one.
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Exclusively its appearance.
The vehicle's visibility.
Its aerodynamics and fuel consumption.
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