Shark Heritage Manual de usuario

Heritage - V01a - 140114

SHARK Heritage

• Anatomy of the helmet ............................................... 3

• A helmet in your size .................................................. 4

• Chin strap ...............................................................5-6

• Visor ........................................................................7-8

• Textile parts ...........................................................9-11

• Easy Fit .................................................................... 12

• SHARKTOOTH............................................................ 12

• Warranty .................................................................. 13

• Legal informations ................................................... 16

Thank you for choosing a Heritage helmet.

The Heritageis a top-quality helmet that is

ideal for use in urban and extra urban areas.

For the Heritage, SHARK has invested all of

its designing experience in safe headgear for

riding two-wheeled motorised vehicles.

The helmet complies with international

standards but does not purport to guarantee

total protection in all circumstances.

Make sure you carefully read all of the

following recommendations before using

the helmet. Just because you are wearing

a helmet does not mean you should neglect

driving carefully.

Standard: This Heritage helmet has been

approved and conforms to the ECE R 22/05

standard.

It therefore meets the requirements im-

posed on all the countries that recognise this

standard in their territory.

Warning: for French trafc, the Highway

Code requires safety reectors (supplied se-

parately in a packet) to be tted in accordance

with the enclosed plan. In the United States

and Canada, specic regulations require that

helmets that only have ECE approval cannot

be used in these territories unless they have

acquired additional DOT FMVSS 218 approval.

You can ndthis usermanualon our website:

www.shark-helmets.com.

CONTENT

4 A

4 B

1 - Visor VZ 94

2 - Visor holder

3 - Shell completion seal

4 - Chin strap buckle:

- 4A: Double D ring chin strap buckle

- 4B: “Precise Lock” chin strap buckle

ANATOMY OF THE HELMET

XS 53/54

S55/56

M57/58

L59/60

XL 61/62

For a helmet to provide effective protection

while remaining comfortable, it has to be per-

fectly suited to its user.

Choosing the correct size is essential.

Measure the circumference of your head

with a tape measure, positioning it about 2

cm above your eyebrows: this is where your

head is the largest. Once you have taken this

measurement, compare it to the table of sizes.

Try the size of SHARK Heritage helmet closest

to the measurement obtained, starting with the

size smaller than your head measurement. If

you feel that the contact is too hard, try the

size larger.

Your head should be held quite rmly but you

should feel no discomfort.

Tests for size must be carried out with the

chin strap tightened (please refer to the section

on page 5-6 for instructions on tightening the

chin strap). Check that you have good vertical

and horizontal visibility.

Check that your head can carry out all of

these movements without any particular dis-

comfort.

• Check that when the chin strap is tighte-

ned, the helmet cannot be removed from your

head when you try to move it forward by force.

If the helmet comes off or nearly comes off, it

is too big or else the chin strap is not correctly

tightened. Keep trying on helmets until you nd

the ideal size.

WARNING: do not lend your helmet, even for

a short journey, if its size is not perfectly sui-

table. For each use of your helmet, it is abso-

lutely necessary to make sure that the helmet

is well positioned on your head, and that the

chin strap is properly adjusted, following the

instructions of this manual.

A HELMETS IN YOUR SIZE

HOLDING SYSTEM

Depending on the various versions and the country

concerned, your Heritage SHARK helmet is equipped

with a chin strap with a “Precise Lock” rapid buckle

with a snap lock or one with a double D ring. The “Pre-

cise Lock” snap lock system gives you precise and

accurate adjustment because of the considerable len-

gth of its notched section. However, it is essential on

purchase to adapt the length of the chin strap to your

measurements. Adjust the length of the strap using the

adjusting buckle (Figs. A, B, C and D). Choose your He-

ritage helmet and attach the holding system. When the

“Precise Lock” is adjusted to the medium position, the

chin strap must be correctly tensioned under the chin

to hold the helmet rmly without causing you any dis-

comfort or pain. To fasten the chin strap, all you have

to do is to thread the tongue into its place on the buc-

kle until tension is perfect (Fig. E). The tongue connects

and is automatically blocked. To release the chin strap,

you have to pull on the lever (Fig. F) and remove the

tongue from the buckle. Although the notched tongue

enables you to change the adjustment precisely on

each use, it is important to check frequently that the

adjustment of the strap length is correct. Warning:

never ride with the chin strap loose or insufciently

tightened. Even though the interior padding gives you

the impression of being held, your helmet risks coming

off in a fall. Never apply lubricating or acid products

or grease or solvents to the chin strap buckle parts.

Additional safety system

Your Heritage helmet has a specic additional holding

system that minimises the risk of coming off. This is

an additional guarantee of safety that avoids the loss

of the helmet by limiting its rotation in case of shock.

However, this system should not override the fastening

and proper adjustment of the chin strap.

Warning: never ride with the chin strap loose or in-

sufciently tightened. Even though the interior padding

gives you the impression of being held, your helmet

risks coming off in a fall. Never apply lubricating or

acid products or grease or solvents to the chin strap

buckle parts.

CHIN STRAP MICROMETRIC BUCKLE

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 injury or death.

Try 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.

CHIN STRAP

SHARK Heritage is equipped with an

integrated visor.

Pull down (A) or up (B) the visor using

the side grip (C).

Maintenance

For protection and improve its life,

the outer surface of your visor SHARK

Heritage is anti-scratch treated. When

cleaning the screen, use lukewarm

water (below 40 degrees) and a soft

cloth (100% cotton and lint) to wipe

the screen. Neutral soap as “savon de

Marseille” can help you clean up.

Caution: Never use any kind washing

windows (with alcohol or other solvent

type), these products can damage the

screen treatment.

VISOR

REMOVAL

- Move the visor to the lower position

- Pull the visor delicately downward

(Fig. A);

- Pull the visor forward, one side at a time,

to unclip it from the mounting points in the

helmet (Fig. B).

REPLACEMENT

We recommend wearing cotton

gloves to keep the visor clean during

installation. Carry out the above operation

in reverse order;

WARNING: If your visor no longer provides

you with clear visibility, you must immedia-

tely replace it. Never ride if your visor is

scratched, dirty, foggy or with your vision

obscured in any way. Always ride with

perfect visibility.

- Push, at one side at a time, the visor

forward to clip it onto the mounting points in

the helmet (Fig. A);

- And then clip the visor.

VISOR

TEXTILE PARTS

CLEANING THE INTERIOR

The interior textile parts are washable; it is

important to strictly follow the instructions

below to avoid damaging them:

The cheek pads and head section must be

hand washed in warm, soapy water (about

30°). Do not use aggressive detergents but

either a product for delicate materials

in low dilution or household soap.

It is essential to dry textile and

foam parts completely before

reinstalling them in the helmet.

They must be air dried at room

temperature. Never use a

clothes dryer or other heat

source. Never iron textile

parts.

For parts with a leather

appearance or textiles

attached to safety elements,

use a slightly damp sponge or

cloth and household soap and

rinse with clean water. Do not

allow too much water to come into

contact with polystyrene parts.

You must insure that all interior parts are per-

fectly dry before using the helmet.

WARNING: Damaged interior padding will com-

promise the fit of your helmet on your head and

could allow the helmet to come off your head in

an accident, resulting in a head injury or death.

THE TEXTILE PARTS

The textile and foam parts providing comfort

to the Heritage make it easy for you to

appreciate the performance of your helmet

to the full.

The parts in contact with the skin are made

in a fabric that is guaranteed to feel plea-

sant, to absorb perspiration well and

to resist wear satisfactorily.

We treat surfaces to limit the risk

of mould and bacteria.

WARNING: Although they are

selected for their quality of

resistance and satisfactory

wear, all the comfort padding

is subject to normal wear and

tear. The rate of wear and

tear will depend on use, care

and maintenance, the length of

use and the degree of acidity of

your perspiration. Wear and tear

of the comfort padding will even-

tually change the fit of your helmet

on your head. If that occurs, you must

immediately replace the helmet or padding.

See your retailer for advice.

WARNING: Each time you put on your helmet,

check the fit as discussed in “Choose your

size“ on page 4.

DISMANTLING

Inside textile parts can be fully dismantled.

Turn over the helmet, open the chin strap

buckle.

Dismount the cheek pads from their holding

by unclipping the snaps (A). Remove the

cheek pads (B).

Remove the rear of the removable cap

lining (C).

Remove the front cap support from

its housing by gently pulling backward (D).

You can take out the cap.

TEXTILE PARTS

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