Shinmax SM-T88 USB Rechargeable LED Light Road Mountain Bike Helmet User Manual
- June 15, 2024
- Shinmax
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Shinmax SM-T88 USB Rechargeable LED Light Road Mountain Bike Helmet
Introduction
Your new helmet protects you while riding your bicycle on or off the road. To ensure the proper use of this helmet, take time to familiarize yourself with the helmet’s features.fit and care. Read through this manual before wearing your new helmet and riding your bicycle. Take care when riding. All protective equipment has its limits.
WARNING :
- This helmet is not designed for motor vehicle use.
- This helmet is not designed for multiple impacts. Impacts can cause unseen damage to the helmet.
- A helmet subjected to a severe impact should be discarded, destroyed and replaced.
- It is dangerous to modify or remove any of the original components of the helmet, other than those recommended by the manufacturer.
- Helmets should not be adapted for fitting accessories in a manner not recommended by the manufacturer.
- Do not purchase a used or second-hand helmet. You have no way of knowing if the helmet has been impacted or cared for properly.
- This helmet can only protect if it fits well. The buyer should try different sizes and choose the size which feels secure and comfortable on the head.
- A helmet cannot always protect against injury. For maximum protection, the helmet must be fitted and attached properly to the wearer’s head by the manufacturer’s fitting instructions.
- Fasten all retention straps securely. The helmet should be adjusted to fit the user. The straps should not cover the ears. The buckles should be positioned away from the jawbone. The straps and buckles should be adjusted to be both comfortable and firm. If a proper fit cannot be achieved, do not wear the helmet.
- The helmet should protect the forehead and not be pushed too far over the back of the head.
- See the fitting diagram under fitting instructions.
- This helmet does not protect parts of the body that it does not cover directly.
- This helmet is not for use by persons who cannot comfortably support the helmet’s weight. Children under the age of 5 should be evaluated by a pediatrician to verify adequate neck musculature before using any helmet.
- This helmet should not be used by children while climbing or doingother activities when there is a risk of hanging if the child gets trapped with the helmet.
- Use only mild soap, water, and nonabrasive cloth to clean the shell, pads, and retention system. The use of chemical and cleaning solvents can cause unseen damage to the helmet.
- Exposure to extreme temperatures can cause unseen damage to your helmet. If damaged the helmet should be destroyed and replaced.
- Barring a significant impact, the life span of a helmet will depend on the length and frequency of its use. Like other safety devices, a bicycle helmet needs to be replaced over time. Pacific Cycle recommends evaluating your helmet after three years of use.
- This bicycle helmet is designed to absorb the energy of one major impact. If this occurs, the helmet should be destroyed and replaced. Damaged helmets should not be used again.
Specification
| Brand | Shinmax |
|---|---|
| Color | Black Red |
| Age Range (Description) | Adult |
| Size | 22.44-24.41 inch/57- 62 cm |
| Special Feature | Adjustable |
| Model Name | SM-T88 |
| Outer Material | Polycarbonate (PC) |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Cycling |
| Inner Material | Expanded Polystyrene |
| Item Weight | 330 Grams |
| Style | Open Face |
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 12.13 x 9 x 6.93 inches |
| Package Weight | 0.46 Kilograms |
| Brand Name | Shinmax |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Material | Polycarbonate |
| Suggested Users | unisex-adult |
| Manufacturer | Shinmax |
| Part Number | 088TK-BlackRed |
| Included Components | USB cable, Rechargeable LED rear light, Detachable |
goggles, Shinmax Bike helmet, User manual, Portable backpack
Sport Type| Cycling
CUSTOM FITTING INSTRUCTIONS
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The Fit
Your helmet must fit comfortably and snugly on your head. The helmet should sit level on your head, and the fit should be firmenough to keep the helmet from moving due to either vibration or impact. -
Methods of Fitting the Helmet
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Fitting the Foam Pads
Your helmet comes with pads installed at purchase. Some helmets also have extra pads to adjust the fit of the helmet. If your helmet has extra pads and the factory-installed pads do not provide a snug comfortable fit, remove the factory-installed pads and insert a different size pad or pads. Feel free to mix and match thicknesses so that the pads are configured to your head’s shape.
Adjusting a Rear-Fit System
- Your helmet may also have a rear fit system which holds the helmet against the lower rear of your head. These systems have an adjustment mechanism. The two most popular mechanisms are a pinch-fit and a dial tensioner. The rear fit should be adjusted so that it fits snugly against the back of your head.
Adjusting a Fit-Ring
Many helmets come with a fit ring that encircles the head. The fit ring has an
adjustment mechanism typically found at the rear of the ring. The ring should
be tightened to a point that the fit is snug, yet comfortable.
Adjusting the Straps
With the helmet level on your head, fasten all straps securely so the straps
provide equal tension. The Bicycle Coalition of Maine developed an“Eye-Ear-
Mouth” Test’ to check the adjustment of the straps. First, look up, and adjust
the helmet so that the front edge of the helmet is barely visible. Second, the
side straps should meet in a ‘ Y’ just below your ear. Third, the chin strap
should be snug under your chin; when you open your mouth wide, you should feel
the helmet pull down a bit.
If the straps do not meet these three criteria, adjust the straps beginning at
the rear.
- First, adjust the straps through the rear-fit system or rear-fit piece.
- Next, adjust the ‘Y’ under your ear. You may need to loosen the sidelines and lengthen either the front or rear strap on each side. Be sure to retighten the side glides, when a good fit is achieved.
- Finally, adjust the buckle under your chain.
- Recheck the fit with the “Eye-Ear-Mouth Test”.
The Right Fit
The helmet should be worn level on the head with the front approximately one inch or one finger’s width above your eyebrow. The retention straps and helmet should fit as snugly as possible. Check the fit of your helmet:
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l Look in a mirror and gently rotate the helmet on your head, front to back and side to side. As you rotate the helmet notice the skin in the brow area. The fit should be comfortable, and the skin should move
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Try to roll the helmet backward and forwards. Put your palm under the front edge of the helmet. Push up and back. If the helmet moves more than an inch, tighten the strap in front of your ear. Pull up on the rear edge of your helmet. If the helmet moves more than an inch, tighten the strap behind your ear.
You may need to work with your helmet fit for several minutes to achieve a proper fit. If a proper fit cannot be achieved, do not wear the helmet. Each helmet has a slightly different shape and fit. Find the one that fits you best ALL ADJUSTMENTS SHOULD BE CHECKED EACH TIME THE HELMET IS WORN. MAKING SURE THEFITISSNUGAT ALL TIMES.
HELMET CARE
- Use only mild soap, water, and nonabrasive cloth to clean the shell, pads, and retention system. The use of chemical and cleaning solvents can cause unseen damage to your helmet.
- Store your helmet in a cool, dry place.
- Do not store your helmet in direct sunlight.
- Helmets will be damaged if exposed to temperatures exceeding 65.5 °C. Dark vehicles and storage bags can exceed this on veryhot days. Heat-damaged helmets may have random disfigured areas and its texture appears bubbly and uneven. If damaged, helmets should be destroyed and replaced immediately.
WARRANTY
- We supply 3Monthes warranty for our bike helmets, and free exchange or refund within 30 days. If there is any problem, such as missing accessories or products being damaged during delivery, please feel free to contact us and we will provide you with satisfied after-sales service.
- PROTECT YOUR HEAD.
- RIDE SAFE.
- PLAY SAFE.
FAQs
Q: How do I clean and maintain my Shinmax SM-T88 helmet?
A: To clean the helmet, use a mild detergent and warm water. Avoid using harsh chemicals. Ensure the LED light ports are dry before charging. Regularly inspect the helmet for signs of wear and tear and replace it if damaged.
Q: Is the Shinmax SM-T88 helmet compatible with additional accessories like a GoPro mount or a visor?
A: Some helmets may come with additional features or accessories, but compatibility may vary depending on the specific model.
Q: Can the Shinmax SM-T88 helmet be used for other activities besides biking?
A: While it is primarily designed for biking, some users may find it suitable for activities like skateboarding or rollerblading.
Q: Is the Shinmax SM-T88 helmet certified for safety standards?
A: Most bike helmets, including the Shinmax SM-T88, are certified to meet safety standards like CPSC in the United States.
Q: What is the weight of the Shinmax SM-T88 helmet?
A: The weight of the helmet varies depending on the size, but it is generally lightweight for comfortable wear.
Q: Is the Shinmax SM-T88 helmet available in different sizes?
A: Yes, the helmet is typically available in various sizes to ensure a proper fit for different head sizes.
Q: Does the Shinmax SM-T88 helmet provide adequate ventilation for comfort during long rides?
A: Yes, the helmet is designed with ventilation holes to keep you cool and comfortable during extended rides.
Q: Is the Shinmax SM-T88 helmet suitable for both daytime and nighttime riding?
A: Yes, the helmet's LED lights can be used for both daytime visibility and nighttime riding safety.
Q: What is the battery life of the LED lights on the Shinmax SM-T88 helmet?
A: The battery life varies depending on the chosen lighting mode and brightness setting. On average, it can last several hours on a single charge.
Q: Are the LED lights on the Shinmax SM-T88 helmet adjustable in terms of brightness and mode?
A: Yes, the LED lights have multiple modes and adjustable brightness settings to suit your riding conditions and preferences.
Q: How does the USB rechargeable LED light system work on the Shinmax SM-T88 helmet?
A: The helmet comes with built-in LED lights that can be charged via a USB cable. Simply connect the helmet to a USB power source to charge the lights.
Q: What is the Shinmax SM-T88 USB Rechargeable LED Light Road Mountain Bike Helmet?
A: The Shinmax SM-T88 is a bike helmet equipped with USB rechargeable LED lights designed for road and mountain biking.
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