Visor - Shark EVO-ONE 2 Owner's Manual

REMOVAL
We have designed your helmet to make this ope-
ration very easy:
- Move the visor to the high position (Fig. A);
- Apply pressure to the catches using a screwdri-
ver or similar pointed instrument (Fig. B);
- Pivot the visor (Fig. C); it will come out of its
support without any difficulty (Fig. D).
WARNING! If you are not sure that you
properly replaced the visor, do not use the
helmet. The visor could suddenly and without
warning become detached from the helmet while
riding, causing you to lose control of your motor-
cycle, resulting in an accident, personal injury, or
death. Contact your retailer for any assistance or
advice.
WARNING! While riding at highway speeds,
do not ride with an open visor and do not
try to open the visor. The visor could become
dislodged, leaving your eyes and face unprotected.
In addition, your head could be pulled to the side.
These events could cause you to lose control
of your motorcycle, resulting in an accident,
personal injury or death.
WARNING! Tinted or dark visors should
never be used at night or under poor
visibility conditions as they reduce your ability to
see. Never ride with a fogged visor.
WARNING! If your visor no longer provides
you with clear visibility after a period of
service, you must immediately replace it. Never
ride with your vision obscured in any way.
Always ride with perfect visibility.
VISOR SCREEN
B
C
A
D
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