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| Helmet Care - Looking after your Motorcycle Helmet |
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Helmet Care
| Helmet Shell Cleaning |
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Only use approved methods to clean the helmet. Using other unapproved chemicals or methods may damage the helmet shell or lining. A damaged helmet may increase your risk of serious injury or death in an accident. |
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Glossy Finish Motorcycle Helmets. recommends cleaning your helmet with products designed for automotive cleaning and polishing. All helmets are finished with an automotive type base coat/clear coat finish. Rubbing compounds can be used for deep cleaning to remove many scratches and scuffs. Follow the product's instructions diligently. Over polishing with rubbing compounds can cause light abrasions which may dull the finish of your helmet. Stickers and decals will leave adhesive residue when removed. To remove the adhesive residue, use alcohol swabs. Be certain to immediately wipe away the excess liquid and clean the area with soap and water once the adhesive residue is removed. Do not use excessive pressure while rubbing when attempting to remove the adhesive residue, instead use multiple light treatments.
Non-Glossy Finish Motorcycle Helmets. For our flat finish (non-glossy) helmets, we recommend using warm water and mild soap. Use multiple treatments for heavier dirt. Do not use excessive pressure or rubbing compounds while cleaning the surface as a "glossy" effect could be created, ruining the flat finish appearance. |
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- Helmet Care - Motorcycle Helmet Lining
Although we recommend changing a helmet every 3 to 5 years, the accumulation of sweat, humidity, and dirt can deteriorate the fabric and stitching and this may cause odor. To wash removable pads, recommends regular machine washing and air drying. (Removable interiors are available in models: AC-10, AC-11, AC-12, AC-2M, AC-3, CL-SP, CL-14, CL-15, Sy-Max, CL-Max, AC-X1, AC-X2, AC-X3, CL-X4, CL-X5, CS-X4, and CS-X2). For non-removable interiors, recommends using bacteria and mildew eliminating products such as "Helmet Fresh".
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| Helmet Vent Cleaning |
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| Dirt and debris can find its way into the venting of your helmet. Compressed air cans used for cleaning computer keyboards may be used to blow the debris from the ventilation system. It is recommended that you remove any removable pads before doing this process. |
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| Helmet Replacement Parts |
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Use of replacement parts not manufactured by may increase your risk of serious injury or death in an accident. Only use parts that are specifically designed to work with this helmet. |
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| Do Not Modify Your Motorcycle Helmet |
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Your helmet is designed to meet SNELL and DOT standards. Contact America for more information about SNELL and DOT standards. Modifying your helmet may increase your risk of serious injury or death in an accident. Do not modify your helmet. Modifications include the following:
• drilling holes;
• cutting shell, liner, or strap;
• modifying the retention system, including adding a chin cup;
• removing parts;
• painting; and
• attaching accessories that are not manufactured by for this helmet. |
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