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4.2) Quick release buckle retention
system
With the quick release buckle retention
system, the strap must be adjusted
before being fastened.
Following the indications of the figure
below, adjust the length of the strap,
lengthening or shortening the portion of
tape that passes through the metal ring
(1) until the helmet fits snugly when the
strap is fastened.
To fasten the helmet, slot the buckle
into the retention mechanism (2) until it
clicks closed (3).
Check that the helmet fits snugly (see
the paragraph entitled “Choosing the
right helmet” in the “Safety Warning”
booklet).
To remove the helmet, use the red
button (1) to open the retention mecha-
nism and then open the buckle (2) as
shown in the figure below.
To remove the helmet, lift the red lever
using the ribbon (1) and then open the
buckle (2) as shown in figure below.
N.B. BUTTONS/VELCRO POSITIO-
NED ON THE RETENTION SYSTEM
ARE NOT FASTENINGS BUT ARE
ONLY TO PREVENT FLAPPING:
THEY MUST NOT BE USED AS AN
ALTERNATIVE TO FASTENING THE
STRAP.
4.3) Micrometric adjustment buckle re-
tention system
With the micrometric adjustment retention
system, the strap must be adjusted before
being fastened.
Following the indications of the figure below,
adjust the length of the strap, lengthening or
shortening the portion of tape that passes
through the metal ring (1) until the helmet fits
snugly when the strap is fastened.
To fasten the helmet, slot the serrated tab
into the metal buckle (2) and push it as far as
possible (3) until the strap presses against
the jaw. The micrometric adjustment system
enable further, more precise “calibration” of
comfort and fit thanks to the possibility to
use the preferred number of positions on the
serrated tab (It is best to insert the tab as far
as possible into the buckle).
Check that the helmet fits snugly (see the
paragraph entitled “Choosing the right hel-
met” in the “Safety Warning” booklet).
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