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IMPORTANT
Even under ideal conditions, an accident can happen, a minor impact at speeds
less than 13 miles per hour can cause serious head injuries.
Common sense dictates that you need protection. No helmet can protect the
user against all impacts. Open face helmets offers no protection of the chin in
the event of an impact.
INSURING PROPER FIT
A helmet should be snug but not too tight, once it is seated on your head
tighten the chin strap. By clicking the quick release fastener, as shown below,
the closure can easily be opened again by pulling the red flap back.
Position it well back against your throat it should be tight enough so that you
cannot place your fingers between the strap and your throat, but breathing
and swallowing should not be impaired. The chinstrap can be loosened or
tightened by properly adjusting the buckle of the chinstrap.
Once securely fastened, move the helmet side to side, then up and down. If it
slips at all try a smaller size. Attempt to roll the helmet off your head by firmly
pulling upward on the rear of the helmet. You should not be able to remove a
correctly fitting helmet in this manner.
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