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Riding without a helmet.
Riding without a helmet leaves the head without that protection and increases injury risk and severity. Use an approved helmet of the correct size, properly fastened. A poorly fitted or unfastened helmet can come off; even a correctly used helmet cannot guarantee preventing every injury.
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Using a correctly sized approved helmet, properly fastened.
Riding without a helmet.
Checking the helmet fits correctly before riding.
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