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Abrasion of the face against the asphalt.
Abrasion of the face against the road surface. Its face and head coverage helps reduce injuries, but does not provide complete protection against every impact or guarantee avoiding injury. Follow the manufacturer’s fitting and fastening instructions and ride carefully.
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