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Full-face helmet.
A full-face helmet protects the head and face. An open-face helmet leaves the face exposed; it is incorrect to say it protects only the face. Use an approved helmet of the right size, properly fastened.
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Full-face helmet.
Open-face jet helmet.
Open bicycle helmet.
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¿Qué tipo de casco incluye protección para la cabeza y la cara, incluida la zona de la barbilla?
- Integral.(Correct answer)
- Abierto tipo jet.
- Casco de bicicleta abierto.
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