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OWNER’S MANUAL
This helmet is only intended for
bicyclists, users of skateboards, and
roller skates. It is not designed for
motor vehicle use or other sports,
and it might not be suitable for certain
e-bikes or powered scooters capable
of maintained speeds of at least 20
mph, as these devices can expose you
to risks from which a bicycle or skate
helmet is not intended to protect.
Thousand helmets comply with one
or more of the following standards:
If your helmet bears the CPSC
designation it then meets the safety
requirements of the C.P.S.C. (US
Consumer Project Safety Commission)
for bicycle helmets, 16 C.F.R. Part
1203 as of its date of production.
All helmets sold in the USA for
cycling must meet this standard.
If your helmet bears the CE designation
then it complies with the safety
requirements of CE EN1078:2012+A1:2012
and the EU Regulation 2016/425 as of its
date of production. All helmets sold in
the EU and certain other countries for
cycling must meet this standard.
If your helmet bears the UKCA
designation then is is comformity with
the regulation 2016/425 on personal
protective equipment as brought into
UK law and amdended. All helmets sold
in the UK and certain other countries
for cycling must meet this standard. “
If your helmet bears the ASTM
designation it then meets the safety
requirements of ASTM F1492 for
skateboarding and trick rollerskating
as of its date of production.
PLEASE READ BEFORE USING
YOUR NEW HELMET
The bicycle helmet you have just
purchased provides protection,
whether on or off the road. Please
familiarize yourself with the helmet’s
features and instructions to ensure
proper use. It’s extremely important
that the wearer carefully and
thoroughly read through this manual
before wearing their new helmet.
WARNING: Do not modify or remove
any of the original components
of this helmet other than what is
recommended by the manufacturer.
This helmet should not be adapted for
the purpose of tting accessories.
ABOUT THE LIMITS OF YOUR HELMET
WARNING: Your Thousand helmet is
designed to reduce or prevent certain
injuries, and it meets or exceeds the
levels of protection mandated by the
safety standards designated on the
helmet for in effect on the date of
manufacture. No helmet can protect
the wearer against all possible impacts.
Even at very low speeds, accidents
can result in serious injury or death.
Some injuries are not caused by impact
at all, but by other forces. A helmet
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