Fox Pilot V2 24869-001-2X User manual

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~ STRAPFIT
NOTE: Use a mirror to help yourself achieve the proper fit of thi shelmet.
Grabbing one chinstrap in each hand,
gently pull each strap outward and the pull the helmet over your head. Gently shake your
head
to the right and to the left.Then shake your head forw ard and back, or try to turn the helmet with your hands. Rotating the
helmet from side to side, observe the movement of your skin in relation to the helmet. The initial helmet fit is correct when skin
movement and helmet movement are nearly the same. If it slips in any direction easily, try the next size down.
CHIN STRAPS
Position the chinstraps underneath your chin,
to wards your neck, and secure the D-rings. Tightly fasten the chin strap by passing
the end of the strap through the D-rings as s ho wn in (Figure D) , then pull it co mfortabl y tight for a secure and snug fit.
Th e chinstrap should be as tight as possibl e, but wit hout causing pain, Move your head up and down and side-to-side to ensure
that the strap does not interfere with your ability to breathe, talk, swallow or turn your head. Ifso, re-adjust the straps. Make sure
the strap and strap covers are fiat against
your skin, and are not twisted or bunched in any way,
WARNING -
THE CHINSTRAP MUST BE USE D AS FURNISHED AND INSTRUCTED. DO NOT USE A CHIN CUP OR WEAR THE STRAP
ON THE POINT OF YOU RCHIN. DO NOT RE MOVE THE CHINSTRAP FROM THE HELMET.

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~ FIT & REMOVAL
With the D-rings and chinstrap properly and securely fastened,check for the final fit. Grab the front of the helmet by the mouthpiece,
push up and rotate
the helmet to the rear. Th en lift up firmly on the rear of the helmet, push forward and try to rotate the helmet
off.
You should not be ab le to remove the helmet from your head while doing either of the se steps, Ifyou can remove the helmet
or
ifit slips in any direction eaSily, try the next size down ,
With the straps properly fastened, you should not be able
to pull the helmet off of your head in any direction,
IF THE HE L ME TST ILL DOES NOT FIT PROPERLY AF TER THE ABOVE STEPS, DO NOT US ETHE HEL MET. Repl ace it wi th adifferent
s
ize or adiffer ent model. Fa ilure to do so may result in se ri ousinjury or dea th in the event of an acc ide nt .
To ensure th e continued proper fit of thishelmet, you should check the fit during the course of riding and every time it is worn
and adjust
as needed.
H EL MET REMOVA L
To remove the helmet, pu ll the D-ring tab outward to re le ase the strap tension as shown in (Figure EL and then unthread the
chinstrap. Pull the chinstraps outward, rotate your helmet forward, and lift it off.

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~ PADS
The removable cheek pads are held in place using three snaps. To remove the cheek pads, gently pull up on the front of the cheek
pad and unsnap
it as shown in (Figure F). -
To re-install the cheek pads, reverse the order, taking care thread the straps through the center cheek pad strap hole and to align
and engage the snaps correctly
as shown in (Figure G).
WARNING: IT IS IMPORTANT THAT THE CHINSTRAPS GO THROUGH THE CHEEK PAD. IF STRAPS ARE PLACED UNDERTHE
CHEEK PADS,THE
HELMET WILL NOT PERFORM CORRECTLY INTHE EVENT OF AN IMPACT, WHICH COULD RESULT IN SERIOUS
INJURY OR DEATH,

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~ ORTLINER
The comfort liner isconnected to the helmet by plastic retaining s trip s that are fit in between the outer shell and inner EPS shell.
Remove
the cheek pads first for ease of removing the comfort liner.
To remo ve, gently pull up and out on the bottom left or right corner of th e liner to expose th e plastic retaining strip. Completely
remOve
the bottom plastic retaining strip. Repeat thisprocess on the upper front sec tion to completely free th e co mfort liner,
as shown in (Figure H) .
To re-in sta ll, place the c omf or t liner in the he lmet , t ak ing care to align the front of the liner wi th the fro nt of the helmet. Take care
to align and install retention strips correctly in between the out er shell and inner EPS shell.
WARNING: THE COMFORT LINER WILL NOT FIT THE HELMET IF IMPROPERLY PLACED IN BACKWARDS. TRYING TO PLACE THE LINER
IN BACKWARDS MAY COMPROMISE THE FIT AND SAFETY OF THE HELMET, WHICH COULD RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH IN
THE EVENT OF AN ACCIDENT.

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~ OUTHPIECE REPLACEMENT
Remova l- Th e mouthpiece is he ld in place by four sn ap-tabs. While holding the helmet upside down, place aflat bladed
sc re wd ri ve r or key into the hole in the bottom middle area of the chinb ar padding and carefully press up and in, depressing the
moulhpie.:e relea
se tab as in (Figure I). Th e bott om part of the mouthpi ece will pop out of the chinbar. Carefully move it back and
forth
to fully remo ve from helmet.
WARNI NG : TH E INNER CHINBAR PADDING IS AN IMPORTANT SAFETY FEATUR EAND MUST RE MAININ THE HE LMET, REMOVAL
IF CHINBAR PADDING MAY COMPROMISE THE FIT AND SAFETY OF THE HELMET, WHICH COULD RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY OR
DEATH IN THE EVENT OF AN ACCIDENT.
Replacement- To replace the mouthpi e ce, take the mouthpiece and simply snap back into place as in (FigureJ).

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Center Vi sor Screw
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SideVisor Screw
Vis laterale
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~ ADJUSiMENT & REPLACEMENT
Adjustment -Slightly loosen the two side screws with either a fiat head screwdriver or a coin. Reaching under the center of the
visor, slightly loosen the adjustment sc re w with your fingers. Pivot the visor up or down to desired position. Hand-tighten the
center adjustment sc r ew to secure the position and then hand tighten the side screws to fu ll y hold in place, as in (Figure KJ.
Replacement -Perform the above steps for adjustment, but fully remove the sc rews and visor. Place new visor in place,
and in
se rt s ide sc rews first. Then insert center ad ju s tment screw, adjust visor, and hand tighten th e screw.
WARNING -TAKE
CARE NOTTO OVER TIGHTEN THE SCREWS, ONLY HAND-TIGHTEN THE SCREWS , TAKE CARE NOTTO CROSS
THREADTHE SCREWS . DOING SO MIGHTCAUSE IRREPARABLE DAMAGE TO THE HELMET, NOTCOVERED BY WARRANTY,
WARNING -VISOR MAY FRACTURE UPON IMPACT, DO NOT WEAR A HELMETWITH A BROKEN VISOR, ALWAYS WEAR
EYE PROTECTION,