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Adjusting the straps:
The helmet is designed to be retained by straps un-
der the lower jaw. See illustration 6. When you try
on the helmet for the rst time, please adjust the
straps so that they meet tightly and comfortably
beneath your ears. You adjust the straps by opening
the triangular lock and then locking it again when
you have found the right position. See illustration 7.
The lock on the chin strap is child proof and must
be secured properly before every ride. Listen for
the “click” to know it is properly fastened. See il-
lustration 8.
If you choose to cut the chinstrap, leave a protru-
sion of approx. 2 inches or 4 cm above the lock.
Have an adult heat the cut ends carefully with a
match to prevent the webbing from unravelling.
Be careful with high heat near the helmet because
the strap and helmet are ammable. Be careful to
avoid contact with melted nylon.
Run the chinstrap through the
lock as noted below and use
the “O-Ring” to secure
any excess strapping.
See Illustration 9.
In the event of an impact or blow, do not use this
helmet. The helmet is designed to absorb shock
by partial destruction of the shell and liner. There
may be damage to the helmet that is not visible
to the user and the helmet may be no longer ade-
quate to protect the head against further impacts.
In the event of an impact or blow, even if there
is no visible damage, the helmet should be re-
placed with a new one and the old one destroyed.
The helmet can be damaged by contact with com-
mon substances (for example, certain solvents
[ammonia], cleaners [bleach], paints, petroleum
products or abrasives), and this damage may
not be visible to the user. Do not use this hel-
met if it has been exposed to such substances.
• Regularly check the helmet for signs of damage.
• Do not apply stickers or paint to the helmet as
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