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Shield Installation
Cheek Pad Removal
Cheek Pad Installation
1. Ensure that the handle-locker is in the open position.
2. Align and insert the top of the shield guide into the plate-gear guide.
3. With the guides properly aligned, press the lower section of the shield into the plate-gear mechanism.
The locking tab should pop into position, locking the shield into place.
Always check to make sure helmet pads are installed before using the helmet. A helmet
with missing or improperly installed pads may increase your risk of serious injury or death
in an accident.
There are 3 snaps holding the cheek pad in place.
1. Gently pry the check pad away from the interior, releasing the snaps.
2. Grasp the cheek pad near its center and gently pull it free from the chin strap.
1. Feed the chin strap through the opening in the cheek pad.
2. Align and fully slide the cheek pad plastic plate between shell and EPS.
3. Clip the cheek pad’s 3 small male snaps to the 3 female snaps fixed on the shell interior.
Crown Pad Removal
Position of tap holder
1. Grasp the crown pad fabric as close as possible to its plastic base and pull/pry away from the helmet.
Notice how the crown pad plastic section aligns with the shell plastic sleeve. This will help orient you
with the reinstallation.
2. Repeat same at rear.
※Slide tab 'A' from the cheek
pad into the holder 'B'.
(Repeat same on opposite side)
Shield Removal
1. Squeeze the tab and lift up the center latch.
2. Open shield to the maximum open position.
3. Push the handle-locker to the open position. The shield will be automatically released out of base
ratchet mechanism.
EJECT
E
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Handle-locker
OPEN
Center latch
Shield Cleaning
The helmet shield is made of polycarbonate materials with a polyurethane abrasion resistance coating.
It should be cleaned using a weak solution of mild soap and warm water. Never use hot water, salt water,
benzene, thinner, gasoline or any other harsh agents. Treat carefully when cleaning to preserve the abrasion
resistant coating. When deep scratches are visible, it is highly recommended that the helmet shield be
replaced. Tinted shield are for “Day time use only” and are not suitable for use at night or in conditions of
poor visibility.
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