A
B
D
C
SUN VISOR
THE SUN SHIELD REMOVAL
- Move the sun shield to the lower position
- Pull the sun shield delicately downward
(Fig. A).
- Pull the sun shield forward, one side at
a time, to unclip it from the mounting points
in the helmet (Fig. B).
THE SUN SHIELD REPLACEMENT
Carry out the above operation in reverse
order:
- Move the handling button to the low
position.
- Push, at one side at a time, the sun shield
forward to clip it onto the mounting points
in the helmet (Fig. C).
- And then clip the sun shield back on by
lifting it slightly (Fig. D).
WARNING! If you are not sure that
you properly replaced the sun shield,
do not use the helmet. The sun shield
could suddenly and without warning
become detached from the helmet while
riding, causing you to lose control of
your motorcycle, resulting in an accident,
personal injury, or death. Contact your
retailer for any assistance or advice.
CLEANING THE INTERIOR
The interior textile parts are washable; it is
important to strictly follow the instructions
below to avoid damaging them:
The cheek pads and head section must be
hand washed in warm, soapy water (about
30°). Do not use aggressive detergents but
either a product for delicate materials in low
dilution or household soap.
It is essential to dry textile and foam parts
completely before reinstalling them in the
helmet. They must be air dried at room
temperature. Never use a clothes dryer or
other heat source. Never iron textile parts.
For parts with a leather appearance or
textiles attached to safety elements, use a
slightly damp sponge or cloth and household
soap and rinse with clean water. Do not
allow too much water to come into contact
with polystyrene parts.
You must insure that all interior parts are
perfectly dry before using the helmet.
WARNING! Damaged interior padding
will compromise the fit of your helmet on
your head and could allow the helmet to come
off your head in an accident, resulting in a head
injury or death.
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