Shark Vantime Manuel utilisateur

SHARK Vantime

SHARK Vantime - V01

CONTENT

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

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

• Chin strap .................................................................. 5

• Advice for use ............................................................ 6

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

• Sun visor .............................................................9 - 10

• Textile parts .......................................................11 - 12

• Easy Fit .................................................................... 13

• SHARKTOOTH............................................................ 13

• Ventilation ................................................................ 14

• Warranty .................................................................. 15

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

Thank you for choosing a Vantime helmet.

The Vantimeis a top-quality helmet that is

ideal for use in urban and extra urban areas.

For the Vantime, 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 hel-

met does not mean you should neglect driving

carefully.

Standard: This Vantime helmet has been

approved and conforms to the

ECE R 22/05 standard. It therefore meets

the requirements imposed 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.

ANATOMY OF THE HELMET

1) Visor VZ140 long trip

2) Sun Visor

3) Ergonomic sun visor command

4) Top ventilation

5) Cork top ventilation

6) Central visor grip

7) Chinstrap buckle

8) Visor seal

7 - “Precise Lock“ buckle

XS 53/54

S55/56

M57/58

L59/60

XL 61

A HELMET IN YOUR SIZE

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 Vantime 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 sec-

tion on page 5 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 (p. 5).

AB C

D E F

CHIN STRAP MICROMETRIC BUCKLE

Vantime helmet is equipped with a chin strap

micrometric buckle.

“Precise Lock“ ratchet system allows you to

make adjustments through the length of the

toothed portion.

However, it is necessary, when your purchase,

to adapt the length of the chin strap to your

morphology.

Put on your Vantime helmet (p.6) and lock the

holding system.

When the strap is set to medium position,

chinstrap should be correctly stretched below

your chin (A) to ensure a secure hold without

inecting you pain or discomfort.

If needed, adjust the strap length with the

buckle (D, E, F).

Even if the notched strap allows you to im-

prove the setting to each use, it is necessary to

check frequently that the strap length is correct.

To lock the chin strap, you just have to slide

the strap into the appropriate space of the

buckle until the tightened get sufcient (B).

To release the chin strap, pull on the fabric

grip (C) and remove the strap of the buckle.

Warning: never ride with the chin strap loose or

insufciently tightened. Even though the inte-

rior 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.

ADVICE FOR USE

Reversed fitting.

Put on the helmet.

Open the visor. Hold the helmet by

the chin guard keeping the chin strap out of

the helmet in your hands to enhance the head

access. Position it upright on your neck (A).

Bring the chin guard back to the front to put

on the helmet. In the same motion, keep the

two parts of the chin strap out of the helmet so

as, it remains well-positioned (B).

End up by positioning correctly the helmet on

your head (C).

Put on correctly the chin strap protections

and lock it. Check that the tightened is suf-

cient. If necessary, set it up (p.5).

Reversed withdrawal.

Remove the helmet.

Detach the chin strap. Move slightly aside

the two parts of the chin strap and hold them

such as for the drawing-in.

To remove the helmet, raise it at the

upright position on your neck in a rear rotary

movement (D).

A B

VZ140 «long trip» visor of your SHARK Van-

time helmet is injected into a polycarbonate

material specically developed for its excellent

optical quality and high performance shock

resistance. With a thickness of 2.2mm, it offers

a good strength.

It was developed from a complete aerody-

namic simulation and is specically recom-

mended for long journeys at high speed: the

long trip makes it possible to have a good eld

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 extraction

of hot and humid air, by «Venturi effect».

Bafes channeling air ow away from the

plates, thus reducing the noise associated with

the aeroacoustics.

With its curved prole, 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.

Opening of the visor.

Pull up the visor using the central visor grip (A).

Closure of the visor.

To close it, the visor has to be handling with

the same central visor grip. Lower the visor

until you hear a click which indicates that it is

well-positioned in its lowest location (B).

Maintenance

For protection and improve its life, the outer

surface of your visor SHARK Vantime 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 pro-

ducts can damage the screen treatment.

VISOR

QRVS SYSTEM

QRVS System

Dismantling.

Claim screen in the upper position (A).

Exerting a traction on the side of the

visor (B).

Repeat the operation on the other side.

This screen has a system of easy disassem-

bly without tools, allowing you to clean it easily.

Assembly.

Place the screen face to the helmet.

Screen the hooks in the side anges (C).

Squeeze homogeneous on both sides (D).

Sun visor.

SHARK Vantime is equipped with a sun visor

with an integrated external control.

This ergonomic command allows to operate

the visor from the outside with ease and wha-

tever the type of gloves worn, offering you

a fast and full protection security. The R&D

department has developed a mechanism

for obtaining a progressive movement of the

control. The sun visor has a 380 UV protection

to lter out 100% of UVA and UVB.

Warning: This sun visor can be used only

in bright glare and when you’re not riding

in an area in which you risk having a sudden

change in visibility (ex tunnel). In all cases

where visibility is reduced, the beginning or

end of the day, night, rain or fog, the sun visor

must be set high to not to degrade your vision.

The visor is operated by the elastomer button

located on the left side of the helmet (A-B).

Maintenance.

For protection and improve its life, the outer

surface of your sun visor SHARK Vantime 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.

Warning: If your visor and/or sun shield no

longer provides you with clear visibility, you

must immediately replace it. Never ride if your

sun shield is scratched, dirty, foggy or with

your vision obscured in any way. Always ride

with perfect visibility. Never ride with the sun

shield as eye protection. You must always ride

with the visor in the lowered position.

SUN VISOR

Removal.

Remove or open the visor.

Move the sun visor in the lowered position (A).

Pull the sun visor down gently (B).

Unclip the sun visor sideways, on one side

then the other (C)

Assembly.

Move the sun visor button grip in the lowered

position ((D)

Clip sideways sun visor on one side then the

other (E).

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