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A back protector.
A correctly fitted back protector of the appropriate size. Protectors certified to EN 1621-2 are tested to limit force transmitted to the back; the covered area and protection level depend on the product. They do not guarantee prevention of every spinal injury and should not be described as universal cervical-spine protection. Follow manufacturer instructions and also use other required or recommended protective equipment.
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The motorcycle’s radio.
A satellite navigation device.
A back protector.
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¿Qué elemento del equipamiento del motorista está diseñado específicamente para reducir la fuerza de los impactos sobre la zona de la espalda que cubre?
- La radio de la motocicleta.
- El navegador por satélite.
- La espaldera o protector de espalda.(Correct answer)
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