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Nolan N44 User Manual

Nolan N44
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WARNING
Failure in following these instructions may reduce the protection provided
by your helmet. Any modification to your helmet will affect its performance.
WEAR YOUR HELMET AT ALL TIMES
Helmet must be worn at all times to maximize the protection available in
any given impact.
USAGE INSTRUCTIONS
For maximum safety, it is important that your helmet fits properly.
It should be snug and comfortable. It must not be so large that it moves
freely about your head, nor so small that it constricts and causes pain.
A helmet that is too large may slide down over your eyes, or turn in a
lateral direction due to movement during riding.
Always secure the retention system (chin strap) tightly to keep your helmet
firmly placed whenever you ride. In any case, before starting off makes
sure that the chin strap is tight.
Beware: The only function of the <<Velcro>> fitted on the end of the chin
strap (retention system) is to avoid fluttering of the end of the chin strap.
The <<Velcro>> is to be used after having securely fastened the helmet as
described in the retention system directions.
In the event of an accident, you may receive impacts from multiple
directions, some of which may tend to pull the helmet from your head.
Bowing the head, try to slip the helmet off, as illustrated in the figure.
Do not use a chin cup or straps worn on the point of the chin. In case of
impact, the chin cup or straps may slip, allowing the helmet to come off.
HEARING
Your helmet covers the ears, thus muffling wind and traffic noises.
The helmet wearer must check and be aware of his/her ability to hear the
necessary sounds such as horns and emergency vehicle sirens.
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Nolan N44 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Helmet TypeModular
Shell MaterialPolycarbonate
Safety CertificationECE 22.05
VisorPinlock-ready
InteriorRemovable and washable

Summary

WARNING

Helmet Usage Compliance

Failure to follow instructions reduces protection; modifications affect performance.

WEAR YOUR HELMET AT ALL TIMES

Mandatory Helmet Wearing

Helmet must be worn at all times to maximize protection available in any given impact.

USAGE INSTRUCTIONS

Proper Helmet Fit and Fastening

Ensure a snug fit; secure the retention system (chin strap) tightly at all times.

Chin Strap Retention System Details

Understand Velcro's purpose and avoid chin cups/straps that may slip off.

HEARING

Auditory Awareness While Riding

Helmet muffles noise; wearer must check ability to hear essential sounds like horns.

CARE AND CLEANING

Helmet Cleaning Procedure

Use mild soap and lukewarm water; dry at room temperature, avoid excessive heat or sunlight.

Substance and Modification Warnings

Do not paint or use petrol, chemical solvents; avoid damage from common substances.

VISORS

Visor Cleaning and Maintenance

Clean visors only with neutral soap and water; avoid paints and stickers.

Tinted Visor Usage and Replacement

Use tinted visors correctly; replace if scratched or damaged.

CHOOSING AND BUYING A HELMET

Helmet Type and Purpose Selection

Choose helmet based on use and motorbike type; full-face offers more chin protection.

Correct Sizing and Fit Test

Measure head, try on for snug fit, ensure no pressure, test removal security.

Approval Standards and Second-hand Helmets

Buy ECE/ONU approved helmets; avoid second-hand ones due to unknown condition.

HELMET MAINTENANCE

Replacement After Damage or Impact

Replace helmet after heavy blow, improper use, or any accident, even if damage is not visible.

Cleaning and Alteration Restrictions

Use mild soap/water; avoid chemicals and modifications; use original parts.

USING THE HELMET

Proper Wearing and Fastening

Wear helmet correctly fastened at all times; ensure strap is tight and secure.

Auditory Awareness and Heat Avoidance

Ensure you can hear traffic sounds; keep helmet away from heat sources.

HELMET COMPOSITION

Helmet Component Breakdown

Details of external shell, internal shell, lining, air vents, chinstrap, and visor.

IN THE EVENT OF AN ACCIDENT

Post-Accident Helmet Handling

Replace helmet after an accident; internal shell deforms to absorb impact.

Witnessing and Assisting in Accidents

Procedures for witnesses: stay calm, warn traffic, call ambulance, provide basic care.

STANDARD APPROVAL LABEL

Understanding ECE Label Markings

Explains ECE label components: approval mark, country, amendment series, and serial number.

SAFETY AND NORMS OF USE

Importance of Reading Instructions

Read all documents carefully for crucial safety and usage indications.

Correct Helmet Usage and Modifications

Use helmet as designed; never wear items underneath or modify it.

Fit and Integrity Checks

Ensure proper fit, check integrity after impacts, consult dealer if unsure.

CHOOSING THE HELMET

Size Selection and Comfort

Try different sizes for a snug, comfortable fit without pressure points.

Helmet Removal Test

Test helmet security by attempting to remove it forwards and backwards.

RETENTION SYSTEM

Strap Adjustment and Fit

Ensure strap is properly pre-adjusted and tightened for comfort and security.

VISOR

Visor Damage and Care Guidelines

Replace scratched/damaged visors; do not apply stickers or paints.

MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING

Impact Damage and Cleaning Methods

Replace after violent impacts; clean with mild soap/water, avoid chemicals.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

Helmet Configuration Options

Use helmet in full configuration for best protection; consult dealer for sizes.

VISOR OPERATION

Visor Assembly and Disassembly

Step-by-step instructions for fitting and removing the visor.

Visor Mechanism Safety

Ensure visor mechanisms work correctly; do not use if not properly assembled.

VISOR ACCESSORIES

Visor Accessory Management

Instructions for removing and reassembling visor accessories.

CHIN GUARD

Chin Guard Attachment and Removal

Procedures for detaching and fastening the chin guard to the helmet.

VISION PROTECTION SYSTEM (VPS)

VPS Usage and Operation

Use VPS for daytime sun protection; activate/deactivate with slider.

VPS Precautions and Limitations

Use only during day; deactivate at night/poor visibility; consult dealer for issues.

VPS ASSEMBLY AND DISASSEMBLY

VPS System Management

Instructions for removing and installing the VPS system; check for proper operation.

WIND PROTECTOR

Wind Protector Functionality

Accessory to reduce air infiltration under the chin for improved performance.

REMOVABLE INNER COMFORT PADDING

Liner and Roll Neck Disassembly

Step-by-step guide to remove the inner padding and roll neck.

ROLL NECK ASSEMBLY AND DISASSEMBLY

Roll Neck Fitting and Removal

Instructions for assembling and disassembling the roll neck.

Padding Care and Washing

Hand-wash padding with mild soap and water; dry naturally.

SIDE PLATES

Side Plate Installation and Removal

Procedures for attaching and detaching side plates; always use without visor/peak.

PEAK

Peak Adjustment and Usage

Adjust peak to highest position when riding; assemble when using without visor.

PINLOCK® INNER VISOR

Pinlock Assembly and Adjustment

Instructions for installing and adjusting the Pinlock inner visor.

PINLOCK® MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING

Pinlock System Care and Warnings

Clean Pinlock with soap/water; check stretching; deactivate if fogging occurs.

USE CONFIGURATIONS

Full Configuration Benefits

Using the helmet in full configuration offers higher protection compared to other options.

VENTILATION SYSTEM

Ventilation System Components

Details lower, central, and side air intakes, plus rear air extractors.

N-COM® SYSTEM PRE-SETTING

N-Com System Installation Notes

Helmet is pre-set for N-Com; foam back rest may need removal for installation.

“MICROLOCK” RETENTION SYSTEM

Microlock System Operation

How to attach, secure, and check the Microlock retention system.

Microlock Pre-adjustment and Warnings

Adjust strap length and lift red lever only for removal, not during driving.

CARE OF “MICROLOCK" RETENTION SYSTEM

Microlock Cleaning and Maintenance

Clean with water and soap; do not use solvents or lubricants.

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