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In the event of an accident, you will be subject to impacts that can come
from any direction. Some may tend to lift the helmet from your head.
Therefore, it is imperative that your chinstrap is securely fastened, keeping
your helmet firmly in place whenever you ride/drive. Make sure that the
chinstrap is tightly fastened with its D-Rings before starting off.
NOTES ON MAINTENANCE
Although your helmet is solidly built, like any fine piece of equipment, it
should be handled with care. Dropping onto solid surfaces and other rough
handling may damage the painted surface and/or decrease its ability to
protect.
Use a solution of mild soap or detergent and lukewarm water to clean both
the inside and outside of your helmet and shield. Rinse well with clean
water, and wipe off with a soft cloth. Never use petrol, thinner, benzene or
any other solvents as these can adversely affect the EPS (a.k.a. Styrofoam)
shock absorbing liner and plastic components. The helmet can be
seriously damaged by some common substances without damage being
visible to the naked eyes. Dry the helmet and shield at room temperature
and never expose them to excessive heat. Never subject them to strong
sunlight in and enclosed area such as the back shelf of a car. If using
spray-on wax or polish, do not spray directly on the helmet – spray lightly
onto a cloth and apply to the helmet with the cloth.
It is extremely dangerous to modify your helmet as it may decrease the
ability to protect. For safety's sake, do not drill any holes in the shell or
press or cut the shock absorbing liner. Use only Arai's genuine parts when
you replace parts of your helmet. Do not apply stickers or adhesive tape to
the shield as this will weaken the hard coating.
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