b
D
C
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1. Slide the longest part of the strap through
both rings, while checking that the comfort
padding is positioned between the strap and
your neck.
See figure A.
2. Loop the end of the chin strap back over the end
of the outer D-ring and pass it back through the inner
D-ring.
See figure B.
3. Pull the end of the strap until the chin strap
is tight. The chin strap should be positioned against
your neck, not under your chin, and should be as tight
as possible while not causing pain or interference
with your breathing.
See figure C.
4. Slide the free end of the chin strap into the plas-
tic strap loop on the comfort padding, in order
to prevent the strap from fluttering in the wind.
See figure D.
WARNING:
Never use the strap loop
to secure your helmet to your head.
In order to be properly fastened, you must
thread the strap through the double-D-
rings. Failure to properly use the double-
D-rings will cause your helmet to become
dislodged during an accident, leaving your
head completely unprotected and resulting
in severe head injur y or death.
Tr y to pull down on the chin strap with
your fingers. If the strap loosens in any
way, you have not properly tightened the
chin strap with the double-D rings. Repeat
the steps above.
Never ride with the chin strap loose,
improperly
fastened
or
improperly
positioned. Even though the comfort
padding gives you the impression that the
helmet is securely held in place, it will
come off in an accident, leaving your head
completely unprotected.
If you have any doubt concerning
the fastening system of your helmet,
do not use the helmet. Contact your
dealer for assistance.
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