(see page 6), be sure that the helmet
cannot be moved excessively from side
the skin of your head and face being
pulled as you move the helmet. If not,
the helmet is too big for you; select
a smaller size. See figure B.
3. Grasp the back of the helmet at the
base and attempt to pull the helmet
off your head. Next, push the hel-
met upwards from beneath the chin
relatively significant force. If the hel-
met starts to come off, the helmet is
too big for you; select a smaller size.
4. Bend your head forward as far as
possible. The chin guard must not
touch your chest. See figure C.
5. Bend your head backwards as far
as possible. The helmet shell must not
touch your back. See figure D.
Never wrap your hair inside the
helmet, or place anything in or on your
hair inside the helmet. Never insert
padding to modify the position of the
helmet on the head.
If you have any questions about
properly sizing your helmet, see your
retailer for assistance.
Each of these tests must be repea-
ted throughout the life of the helmet,
as the comfort padding may wear or
change over time. If, during the life
of your helmet, your helmet does not
maintain the correct fit, you must re-
place the helmet.
Never lend your helmet to others
without insuring a proper fit in accor-
dance with these instructions.
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D
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