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The full-face helmet
The full-face helmet offers the best protection to the rider in the event of a fall or accident, as in addition to the eyes, it also protects the mouth and jaw.
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The full-face helmet
The open-face (jet) helmet
The helmet open at the front with no jaw protection
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