If you ride at 25 km/h on your motorcycle without a protective helmet and suffer a fall, could there be any risk of injury?

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Riding at a low speed does not exempt you from the risk of suffering serious injuries in the event of an accident. Even at 25 km/h, a direct impact of the head against the asphalt can cause skull fractures and irreversible brain damage. In fact, a simple lateral fall while the vehicle is stopped can be fatal if no protection is worn. For this reason, the use of a helmet is always mandatory and vital.

If you ride at 25 km/h on your motorcycle without a protective helmet and suffer a fall, could there be any risk of injury?

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