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Fairing and a sporting riding position.
Fairing and a riding position aimed at sporting use. This does not mean all are competition motorcycles or cannot be used in towns. Aerodynamics and ergonomics vary by model; traffic rules must be followed. A system that automates the clutch does not necessarily mean the gearbox is automatic.
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Fairing and a sporting riding position.
All must have an automatic gearbox.
They always lack aerodynamic features.
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