Other safety initiatives include this riding simulator that can be used for training learner motorcyclists before they get out on the road.
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- I agree with you. However I also feel that if you do not have anything in your head that you want to protect then you should be able to decide if you want to wear a helmet or not. BTW I never ride without a helmet, boots, gloves, or a jacket.... (Read the rest)
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