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Many people enjoy riding motorcycles for the freedom they offer, which is often not felt in cars, trucks, or SUVs. However, the downside is that motorcycles are much less safe in traffic accidents. Statistics show that almost 100,000 people are injured in motorcycle accidents in the United States every year. In many cases, the rider
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