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The safety level of a protective helmet is determined by the quality of its materials, homologation, and impact absorption capacity, and not directly by its weight. Modern helmets made with advanced materials, such as carbon fiber or kevlar, can be extremely light while offering high safety standards. Thus, the idea that a lighter helmet is necessarily safer, or that a heavier helmet offers greater protection, is incorrect. Weight primarily influences rider comfort and muscle fatigue, but does not in itself define the effectiveness of protection in the event of an accident.