Nolan N70-2 GT Sécurité Et Instructions D'utilisation page 26

N70-2 GT
5.3 Wear and fasten the helmet (see instructions above) and make sure that the roll
neck stretch in the riding position is satisfactory.
WARNING
After assembling or disassembling the roll neck and/or adjusting the stretch, wear
and fasten the helmet to check the correct adjustment of the chin strap (see at-
tached label), the correct positioning of the helmet on the head in the riding posi-
tion and the VPS functionality in all positioning notches.
SIDE PLATES
When the N70-2 GT helmet is configured in a version without the visor and peak, side
plates - provided in the box - must be fixed to replace them.
1 ASSEMBLING THE SIDE PLATES
1.1 Disassemble the visor or the peak from the helmet (see instructions above).
1.2 Position the left plate, internally marked with letter "L", on the corresponding side
mechanism centring the side hole of the plate on the mechanism (Fig.26).
1.3 Rotate the plate completely downwards (Fig.27).
1.4 Repeat the previous operations on the right side of the helmet using the right
plate, internally marked with letter "R".
2 DISASSEMBLING THE SIDE PLATES
2.1 Rotate the left side plate upwards (Fig.27) and remove it from the corresponding
side mechanism.
2.2 Repeat the previous operation on the right side of the helmet.
WARNING
- When using the helmet without the visor and without the peak, assemble the side
plates always.
- Do not use the helmet if the side plates have not been assembled properly.
- Do not remove the side mechanisms from the shell.
- Should any of the side mechanisms fail or be damaged, please contact a Nolan-
group authorized dealer.
PEAK
The peak comes in two sizes, depending on the size of the shell:
- Small (for sizes XXS to M)
- Large (for sizes L to XXXL)
Should you buy the peak as a spare part, we kindly request to check the correct size of
the peak from a Nolangroup authorised dealer.
WARNING
The peak can be adjusted in two positions by rotating it upwards or downwards. When
riding on the road, the peak must be adjusted to the highest position (Fig.28).
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INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE