Shark Micro Manuel utilisateur

SHARK Micro

SHARK Micro - V01 - 21102015

WARNING!

Carefully read, understand and follow the instructions provided

in this manual, and keep it in a safe place for future reference.

If you have any doubt whatsoever regarding the use or care of your helmet,

please see your retailer for assistance or advice. Failure to follow the warnings

and instructions provided herein can result in the failure of the helmet

to protect you in an accident, resulting in a head injury or death.

Thank you for choosing a SHARK Micro helmet. The SHARK Micro

is a top-quality helmet that is ideal for use in urban and extra urban areas.

For the SHARK Micro, 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 SHARK Micro helmet has been approved and conforms to the R 22/05

standard. It therefore meets the requirements imposed on all the countries

that recognise this standard in their territory.

WARNING! The United-States have a speciﬁc regulation, the helmets UNECE

approved only cannot be used in these territories without the complemen-

tary DOT FMVSS 218 approval.

WARNING! For French trafﬁc, the Highway Code requires safety

reﬂectors (supplied separately in a packet) to be ﬁtted in accordance

with the enclosed plan.

You can ﬁnd this user manual on our web site

www.shark-helmets.com

Anatomy of the helmet.............................................................................................................................................4

A helmet in your size ...............................................................................................................................................5

Advice for use: put and remove.......................................................................................................................6

CHIN STRAP : Micrometric buckle ....................................................................................................... 6 - 7

Visor , system QRVS, maintenance...................................................................................................... 8 - 9

TEXTILE PARTS : type, treatment, dismounting and maintenance........................ 14-16

Easy Fit ..............................................................................................................................................................................17

SHARKTOOTH.................................................................................................................................................................17

Ventilation .......................................................................................................................................................................18

Warranty.............................................................................................................................................................................19

Legal informations

CONTENTS

XS 53/54

S55/56

M57/58

L59/60

XL 61/62

1) Visor VZ140 long trip

2) Top ventilation

3) QRVS (quick release visor system)

4) Chip strap

5) Visor seal

ANATOMY OF THE HELMET

A HELMETS IN YOUR SIZE

For a helmet to provide effective protection while

remaining comfortable, it has to be perfectly

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

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 ﬁrmly

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 6-7 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 discomfort.

• Check that when the chin strap is tightened,

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 tigh-

tened.

Keep trying on helmets until you ﬁnd the ideal

size.

WARNING: do not lend your helmet, even for

a short journey, if its size is not perfectly

suitable. For each use of your helmet, it is

absolutely necessary to make sure that the

helmet is well positioned on your head, and

that the chin strap is properly adjusted, fol-

lowing the instructions of this manual (see

page 6-7).

A HELMETS IN YO UR SIZE

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ADVISE FOR USE

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Once the chin strap is released, you have to

take hold of the two sections by the buckles and

hold them slightly apart to facilitate the passage

of your head. While carrying out this movement,

you are advised to keep the two sections of the

chin strap apart with your thumbs so that they

are properly positioned. Position the protective

parts of the chin strap buckle correctly and fas-

ten it in accordance with the recommendations

that are appropriate to the versions and country

(see page 6-7).

Check that the tension and therefore the posi-

tioning of the helmet are correct for all posi-

tions.

2/ Removing the helmet

Release the chin strap; hold the two sections

slightly apart as for putting the helmet on and

remove the helmet.

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Holding system

Depending on the various versions and the

country concerned, your SHARK Micro is equip-

ped with a chin strap with a “Precise Lock”

rapid buckle with a snap lock.

The “Precise Lock” snap lock system

gives you precise and accurate adjust-

ment because of the considerable length

of its notched section.

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However, it is essential on purchase to adapt

the length of the chin strap to your measure-

ments. Adjust the length of the strap using

the adjusting buckle (Figs. A, B, C and D).

Choose your EvoOne 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 ﬁrmly without cau-

sing you any discomfort or pain.

To fasten the chin strap, all you have

to do is to thread the tongue into its place

on the buckle 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 pre-

cisely 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 insufﬁciently 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.

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VZ140 «long trip» visor of your SHARK

Micro is injected into a polycarbonate

material speciﬁcally developed for its

excellent optical quality and high perfor-

mance shock resistance.

With a thickness of 2.2mm, it offers a good

strength. It was developed from a complete

aerodynamic simulation and is speciﬁcally

recommended for long journeys at high

speed: the long trip makes it possible to

have a good ﬁeld of vision at slow speed

such as faster. VZ140 screen is optical

class 2.

It has three technical areas that allow a

greater demisting surface and a better

visibility:

- One come with air diffusers for a larger

demisting area

- Two shaped air outlets to force the ex-

traction of hot and humid air, by «Venturi

effect».

- Bafﬂes channeling air ﬂow away from the

plates, thus reducing the noise associated

with the aeroacoustics.

With its curved proﬁle, this screen provides

protection against wash air even at high

speed.

The outer surface of the screen has a treat-

ment with high resistance to scratches.

1/ Opening of the visor

To open the visor, just unlock by pulling it

away slightly to the left (taken grip at the

bottom left of the screen). The pin which

maintained is released. Just then up the

screen on the top of the cap.

QRVS System

2/ Closure of the visor

To close, the screen can be manipulated

by gripping the outlet positioned on the

top center of the screen. Scroll down until

you hear it click: it is therefore locked by

the pin at the bottom left.

3/ Maintenance

For protection and improve its life, the

outer surface of your visor SHARK Micro

is antiscratch 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..

WARNING! Never use any kind washing

windows (with alcohol or other solvent

type), these products can damage the

screen treatment.

QRVS SYSTEM

QRVS System

This screen has a system of easy disassembly

without tools, allowing you to clean it easily.

1. Claim screen in the upper position (Fig 1))

2. Exerting tension on the side of the screen

(Fig 2)

3. Then repeat on the other side (Fig 3) 1. Place the screen face to the helmet (Fig 4)

2. Screen the hooks in the side ﬂanges (Fig 5)

3. Squeeze homogeneous on both sides (Fig 5)

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Type

The textile and foam parts providing com-

fort to the SHARK Micro make it easy for you

to appreciate the performance of your helmet

to the best.

The parts in contact with the skin are made

in a fabric that is guaranteed to feel pleasant,

to absorb perspiration well and to resist wear

satisfactorily. We treat surfaces to limit the risk

of mould and bacteria..

Always in one concerns of hygiene, the outer

seal are treated against bacteria, what allows

avoiding their proliferation when we put

the helmet.

Treatment

WARNING! Although they are selected for

their quality of resistance and satisfactory

wear, all the interior padding is subject to

normal wear depending on use and care

and maintenance, the length of use and also

the degree of acidity of your perspiration.

If you note any wear, we advise you to replace

the interior padding in order to keep your hel-

met perfectly clean and comfortable.

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Your SHARK supplier can propose you with

replacement parts and also offer you cheek

pads of different thicknesses and densities,

should the standard selection not correspond

to the contours of your face.

MAINTENANCE

The interior textile parts are washable; it is

important to follow the instructions below

scrupulously to avoid damaging them. The

cheek pads and head section must be hand

washed in warm, soapy water (about 30°).

WARNING! Do not use aggressive deter-

gents but either a product for delicate ma-

terials in low dilution or household soap.

It is essential to dry textile and foam parts

completely before using them. They must be

dried at room temperature. 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.

WARNING! Avoid allowing too much water

to come into contact with polystyrene

parts.

It is essential to ensure that all interior parts

are perfectly dry before using the helmet.

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