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Because it also protects the face and jaw, including the chin.
Because it adds protection for the face and jaw, including the chin. It must fit correctly and be properly fastened; its retention system is not an optional accessory. A helmet does not guarantee prevention of every injury.
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Because it also protects the face and jaw, including the chin.
Because it allows riding with the retention system unfastened.
Because it guarantees that a fall will never cause injury.
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