NZI Helmets FIBR UP Manual De Usuario página 7

O W N E R S
Congratulations for purchasing this new NZI
product. In order to enjoy the best features of
this helmet, we strongly recommend you to
carefully read this instruction manual.
ADVISE HOW TO USE AND MAINTAIN
YOUR HELMET
Take care of your helmet; it will protect you in
case of impact. This helmet has been finished
with a thin paint coating. Just like any other
painted surface, rough handling or careless-
ness when using the helmet (like, for example,
having the helmet fastened together with the
lock) could damage this coating. Do not modify
the main helmet structure. Do not throw it
on the floor, nor expose your helmet to tem-
peratures higher than 50 degrees Celsius,
because, besides damaging the paint coating,
the level of protection of your helmet could
decrease. Do not apply paints, self-adhesives,
combustibles or solvents on your helmet, the
degree of protection may diminish.
!Never drive the vehicle with an opened
chin-bar. Flipup helmets are not designed
to sufficiently protect your head with the
chin-bar in the open position.
M A N U A L
HELMET SIZE
It is important to choose the correct helmet
size, so that it will protect you adequately in
case of an impact. The helmet size is deter-
mined by the largest perimeter of the skull.
Surround your head with a measure tape, just
above the eyes and ears, and you will obtain
a measure in centimetres. Choose a helmet
that corresponds to this size, and if the hel-
met is too tight, opt for a larger size. Please do
not forget that the helmet interior stretches
when being used. If you hesitate between two
sizes, opt for the tightest one.
ADJUSTMENT OF THE HELMET
To adjust the helmet, place it onto your head
and fasten the chinstrap without leaving any
clearance between the strap and the chin.
The helmet should be placed on your head in
such a way that it protects both the forehead
and neck. Do not incline the helmet forwards
or backwards.
CHIN BAR OPENING
To open the chin bar, push the lever located
in the middle lower part of the chin bar (Fig.3)
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