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Use the following procedures to remove or install 

the interior parts. Open the face cover completely 

when removing or installing the interior parts.

Removing Interior Parts

1. Removing the Cheek Pads

Draw the chinstrap from slit of noise isolator.

Then unfasten the 3 snaps to remove the pad

from the cheek pad base (Drawing 1), and pull 

the notch (a) from the cheek pad bracket (A) 

(Drawing 2). Next, pull the notch (b) from the

cheek pad bracket (B) as per Drawing 3. Do 

not pull it hard. Be sure to pull the front notch

(a) out first. If you pull out the rear notch (b) 

before pulling out notch (a), the plate may be 

damaged. 

2. Removing the Ear Pads

Unfasten the 4 clasps on the plate from the

cheek base, as shown in the drawing. Remove

the ear pad. Remove the other ear pad in the

same manner.

Removing and Installing Interior 

Parts

Center pad, right and left cheek pads, right and left 

chinstrap covers, and right and left ear pads can be 

removed for washing. You can also adjust the fit of 

your helmet by switching to the optional pads. Look 

at the list and drawing of interior parts and check 

whether the parts are installed or removed. Be 

sure to always fix the center pad, cheek pads, and 

chinstrap covers prior to riding. If necessary, use the 

following table to order the proper interior parts to 

adjust the fit of your helmet.

z

z

The same cheek pads can be used with all helmet 

sizes. For the M size helmet example, choose 

cheek pad size 31 if you want a looser fit and size 

39 for a firmer fit (both are optional parts).

z

z

Center pads varies by model size. Confirm the size 

of your helmet prior to making a purchase.

Replacing Interior Parts

3

2

1

a

b

4

Center Pad

Bonnet

Cheek Pad (R)

Coussinet maxillaire (D)

Cheek Pad (L)

Coussinet maxillaire (G)

Ear Pad (L)

Coussinet d’oreille (G)

Ear Pad (R)

Coussinet d’oreille (D)

Chinstrap Cover (R)

Couvre jugulaire (D)

Chinstrap Cover (L)

Couvre jugulaire (G)

Front

Rear

Noise Isolator

Hook

Cheek pad bracket (A)

Chinstrap

Slit/Fente

XS

S

M

L

XL

XXL

Center Pad

Optional (firm fit)

XS13

S13

M13

L13

XL13

XL9

Standard

XS9

S9

M9

L9

XL9

XL5

Optional (loose fit)

XS5

S5

M5

L5

XL5

N/A

Cheek Pad

Optional (firm fit)

39

39

39

39

39

35

Standard

35

35

35

35

35

31

Optional (loose fit)

31

31

31

31

31

N/A

Cheek pad bracket (B)

 

Summary of Contents for Neotec II

Page 1: ...st 2 Confirm the Packed Items 3 Parts Description 4 Ventilation System 5 Opening and Closing the Face Cover 6 Chin Curtain 7 Breath Guard 8 Ear Pads 8 CNS 3 Shield Visor 9 Important Notice about Handling the CNS 3 Shield Visor 11 Applying Silicone Oil 12 Service Tool 12 QSV 1 Sun Visor 13 Important Notice about Handling the QSV 1 Sun Visor 14 PINLOCK EVO lens 15 Replacing Interior Parts 16 Removin...

Page 2: ...klet How to Use Your Helmet Properly that is packed with your helmet The contents of this manual are subject to change without notice The illustrations in this manual may differ from the actual product The copyrights for this manual belong to SHOEI CO LTD Reproduction or copying of this manual without written permission is strictly prohibited After opening the product box please confirm that all p...

Page 3: ...t 12 Battery Space Cover 13 Intercom Base Cover 14 Chinstrap 15 Chin Curtai The terms right and left in this manual are from the point of view of a rider who is wearing the helmet 5 7 8 9 13 11 4 3 1 10 12 6 2 15 14 Opening the vents on the helmet can cause an increase in noise levels Parts Description Ventilation System Upper Air Intake Lower Air Intake Top Air Outlet Right Left Open Open Close C...

Page 4: ...e helmet may be dropped or become damaged z z Do not open or close the face cover by grasping the chin curtain The chin curtain may come off The chin curtain reduces the influx of air turbulence and wind noise into the helmet s chin area The chin curtain can be removed by using the following procedure Removing the Chin Curtain The chin curtain is pressed against the plate at the bottom edge of the...

Page 5: ...tab will clasp the hook We recommend that you use the shield visor in this position while riding your motorcycle 1 3 2 Removing the CNS 3 Shield Visor 1 Open CNS 3 shield visor to the fully opened position Drawing 1 2 While pulling the trigger down lift and turn the shield visor upward by holding the bottom edge to release hook A Drawing 2 When hook A is released hook B is also released at the sam...

Page 6: ...ion No 8 for motorcyclist eye protection This standard is widely referenced and applied by the 36 states in USA with motorcyclist eye protection use law z z Dirt and scratches on the shield visor may obstruct your view while riding and can be very dangerous If the CNS 3 shield visor gets dirty or scratched stop using it immediately Remove the shield visor and clean or replace it z z The CNS 3 shie...

Page 7: ...l you hear it clicks 3 Follow the same procedure for the other side 4 Remove any fingerprints on the sun visor by wiping with a soft dry cloth Removing the QSV 1 Sun Visor Installing the QSV 1 Sun Visor WARNING If the sun visor is not installed properly it may drop unexpectedly during riding and obstruct the rider s vision After installing the QSV 1 sun visor raise and lower the visor several time...

Page 8: ...and cannot function as a shield Do not ride with the shield open and using only the sun visor z z Do not use the sun visor together with sunglasses as this will dangerously darken your view z z Raise the sun visor while riding at night through a tunnel or any other low light condition z z Dirt and scratches on the sun visor may obstruct your view while riding and can be very dangerous If the QSV 1...

Page 9: ... optional pads Look at the list and drawing of interior parts and check whether the parts are installed or removed Be sure to always fix the center pad cheek pads and chinstrap covers prior to riding If necessary use the following table to order the proper interior parts to adjust the fit of your helmet z z The same cheek pads can be used with all helmet sizes For the M size helmet example choose ...

Page 10: ...ear pad section A between the center pad and the impact absorbing liner as per Drawing 11 Insert the 4 clasps on the plate in the notches of the cheek base Fix the ear pad in place Install the other ear pad in the same manner 3 Removing the Center Pad Remove the center pad by unsnapping 2 snaps at the rear of the helmet first Drawing 5 and pull the front portion of the center pad from the holding ...

Page 11: ... carefully Insert the hook firmly until you hear it click z z You can clean the inner parts by hand washing them or by washing them in a washing machine after placing them in a laundry net Please treat them carefully when washing Use lukewarm water Gently squeeze the parts with a dry towel then remove them and dry them in the shade To prevent damage to the plastic areas of the interior parts do no...

Page 12: ...ial website z z For information about handling the intercom please refer to the instruction manual of the intercom you use 1 2 Intercom Base Cover Tab Tab Battery Space Cover Battery Space Cover Service Tool Base Line Intercom Upper side of cover Intercom Base Cover Intercom Base Cover Front Rear Hole Hole Tab WARNING zz Before use check that the shield visor hooks and gears are fit firmly zz Be s...

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