Full Face ATV/Motorcycle Helmet [DOT Approved]

Instructions for use

User:

a. Please read this instruction manual carefully before use.

b. Helmets must be selected, worn, and stored correctly.

c. Do not use helmets without CCC certification or counterfeit helmets.

d. You are responsible for your own actions and decisions and the minor children under your care using this product. Please ensure a safe and responsible ride.

 

1. Selection and Purchase:

1.1. When purchasing, choose helmets with complete CCC markings. The permanent markings on the helmet should be printed completely and clearly.

1.2. To ensure comfort and maximize safety protection, please select a qualified helmet that matches your head size.

1.3. A1 and A2 type helmets are for motorcycle passengers; A3 type helmets for electric bicycle passengers are limited to motorcycle passengers with an internal combustion engine displacement of no more than 125mL or a total rated power of no more than 11kW; A3 type helmets for electric bicycle passengers are limited to electric bicycle passengers and are prohibited for use on motorcycles. Children under 12 years old should choose lightweight helmets.

1.4. A helmet should consist of a shell, a cushioning layer, a comfort pad, a wearing device, and a visor. Please do not alter the helmet structure without authorization.

 

2. Wear and use

2.1. For first-time use, remove the protective film/paper from the helmet visor and ensure that the helmet visor is clearly visible.

2.2. Open the helmet visor and unfasten the fastening buckle. Tilt the helmet forward so that your forehead enters the helmet first. Pull down the straps to ensure a tight fit between your head and the helmet liner, ensuring the helmet does not move easily and is comfortable. If you wear glasses, put on the helmet correctly before putting on your glasses.

2.3. Adjust the tightness of the wearing device straps to ensure the buckle is fastened to prevent it from falling off while driving, and pull the goggles down to the closed position.

 

3. Service life

The lifespan of a helmet depends on the frequency and manner of use. Generally, under normal use, a helmet's safe operating period is two years from the date of manufacture.

 

4. Maintenance and precautions

4.1. Pay attention to cleaning and storage. Do not use corrosive solvents to clean the helmet surface, and do not impact the helmet.

4.2. During transportation and storage, prevent collisions, direct sunlight, moisture, and other hazards or corrosion by organic chemicals.

4.3. If a helmet has been involved in a major impact accident, it should be taken out of service or sent to the factory for evaluation to determine whether it can continue to be used.

4.4. Declaration: During the use of the helmet, the helmet structure must not be altered or parts disassembled without authorization. This will affect its performance and lower safety standards.

5. Warning

No helmet can guarantee complete protection against any visible danger of impact; wearing a helmet cannot prevent injury or death while driving.

 

6. Disclaimer:

Neither the manufacturer nor the seller assumes any responsibility for any direct or indirect helmet safety risks caused by the user's failure to select, wear, or maintain the product in accordance with these instructions.