MT HELMETS MT-FF110B Solid A1 Gloss Black User Guide
- May 15, 2024
- MT Helmets
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REVENGE 2 S
USER GUIDE
MT-FF110B
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MT-FF110B Solid A1 Gloss Black
REVENGE 2 S
Shells
Developed by MT HELMETS based on the revolutionary new HIRP technology. Two
shell sizes to optimize weight, fit and comfort.
Ventilation system
The helmet features four air intakes located at the front, which enable the
influx of cool air, while the rear spoiler allows excellent evacuation of hot
air.
MT-V-14B Shield
The pivoting mechanism system of the MT-V-14B shield guarantees a uniform seal
all around and allows the screen to be replaced quickly and easily with just
one hand.
Liner
The interior padding is not only made of hypoallergenic fabric that is
removable and washable, but it also keeps you cool and dry in spring/summer
and warm in cooler temperatures.
Deflector
The deflector prevents circulating air from entering the helmet. It also helps
to further reduce road noise inside the helmet.
IMPORTANT
For your safety, it is important that you read the entire user’s manual and
its warnings.
Product Details
Introduction
Congratulations on your choice of a model made by MT HELMETS. This helmet
combines the latest technology, engineering and design available today and is
an excellent investment for your comfort and protection. Although wearing a
helmet has been proven
to significantly reduce the risk of injury or harm, please remember that no
helmet can protect you from all possible or potential impacts, even if it is
made with state-of-the-art materials and technology. The following information
will assist you in the enjoyment and proper maintenance of your helmet.
Sustainability
At MT HELMETS, we are committed to creating helmets that are as
environmentally friendly as possible. For this reason, helmet parts can be
easily replaced, thus extending their life.
Purpose
The main function of a helmet is to protect your head from impact in the event
of an accident. To achieve this, the helmet encapsulates your head with
materials designed to absorb and mitigate the force of impact. Additionally,
it is engineered to offer comfort while riding at a given speed and in a
variety of weather conditions. However, there is a downside to every helmet:
it decreases your hearing sensitivity, peripheral vision and mobility to some
extent, while providing protection and comfort.
Fit
For maximum safety, it is vital that your MT HELMETS helmet fits properly on
your head, with the retention strap correctly and securely fastened. Keep your
chin firmly in place, grasp the back of the helmet with both hands and try to
roll the helmet forward. If you can move the helmet towards your eyes, the
size is not correct, so try a smaller one.
Shield/Visor
MT helmet shields provide protection against the weather, small flying objects
and wind.
Tinted visors are available to protect your eyes from excessive sunlight.
Additionally, the helmet’s internal sun visor allows for an immediate
adjustment of light intensity.
Caution! Never use a smoked or darkened shield/visor in low-visibility
riding. Not only is it unsafe, it is also illegal in many countries.
Never use a shield/visor that is scratched or wet with condensation. MT
Helmets shields are supplied with an anti-scratch treatment.
Ventilation System
Ventilation systems are designed and engineered to maximize your comfort in a
wide range of temperatures. Explore the air vents on your helmet. Some vents
have multiple positions, allowing partial opening and partial closing, thus
controlling airflow in and out.
Helmet ventilation systems should be kept in good condition, and free of dirt,
insects or other items that may interfere with proper airflow. Good airflow
plays an important role, especially during physical effort or in hot weather.
Optimum ventilation also helps reduce the possibility of fogging up the visor.
Caution! The aeroacoustic values may vary depending on the type of
motorcycle, clothing, position and size of the body.
Retention System
Once the chinstrap is opened, you need to take both sections of the strap and
keep them slightly separated in order to facilitate the passage of your head.
When performing this movement, it is recommended to keep the two sections of
the strap away from your thumbs so that they are properly positioned.
Position the parts that make up the retention system and secure them according
to the appropriate recommendations for each the helmet. Check that the
tension, and therefore the positioning of the helmet, is correct.
How to take off your helmet
Release the retention chinstrap, hold the two sections slightly apart as
explained in the previous paragraph and remove the helmet.
How to adjust the micrometric closure system
The micrometric closure allows for easy and precise adjustment of the
chinstrap length.
- Pass the end of the strap into the micrometric mechanism.
- Drag the strap until it is snug and firmly positioned on the chin.
Warning. Do not wear the helmet without securing and
adjusting the chinstrap beforehand, as this can affect itsability to function
correctly.
Safety
Removing the side pads
There are 3 snaps that hold the side pads in place.
- Gently lift the side pad away from the shell in order to release the snaps.
- Grasp the side pad from its centre and gently pull on the chinstrap.
Liner Removal
- Pull on the rear part of the liner until the two snaps holding it are released.
- Pull the front part of the liner until the tabs are completely separated from the shell.
Once both steps are completed, the liner will be completely detached from the
helmet.
Chin Guard Removal
Pull on the chin guard protector until the flap is released from its slot.
Installing the side pads
- Pass the strap through the opening of the pad at cheek level.
- Align and slide the plastic cheek pad plate into place between the shell and the EPS. Attach the 3 male snaps of the side pad to the 3 female snaps on the inside of the shell and press them together.
Operation of the front air inlets
- To activate direct ventilation to the screen, move down the tab marked in red. The vents marked in green are responsible for directing the air towards the exit marked in blue.
- To deactivate the air intake, move up the activation tab marked in red. Slide down the air intake lock mechanism to activate the incoming airflow.
Operation of the front air inlets
- To activate the direct air intake into the helmet, move down the tab marked in red. The air will enter through the part marked in green. This system is directly related to the screen air intake mechanism, and it can’t be activated independently.
- To deactivate the air intake, move up the activation tab marked in red.
Operation of the upper air inlets
- Slide backwards the air intake lock mechanism to activate the incoming airflow.
- Slide it forwards until you hear a click, to deactivate the incoming airflow.
Shield/Visor operation
The shield closes with an optimal airtight seal. This feature is enabled by
the front button that locks the screen.
- Push the front button to release the shield from its sealed position allowing it to be raised.
- Lower the shield until you hear a click, confirming that it is sealed again.
Ventilations & Shield/Visor
Disassembling the Shield/Visor
- Lift up the shield to its maximum raised position.
- Press the central button to release the shield.
Assembling the Shield/Visor
- Align the shield with the mounting position.
- Press the shield on the sides of the button until you hear a click.
**Intercom Housing. Compatible with
UCS***
- Remove the screws from the cover in order to remove it and insert UCS systems into the housing.
- Once inserted, the screws should be placed back in their original position.
*UCS, Universal Communication System.
“UCS”
Maintenance
No component of your helmet can be damaged by water. Wash it with a mild
detergent in lukewarm water and let it air dry. It is recommended to wash by
hand. Do not place liner parts in the dryer: excess heat can damage the foam
and liners. The shield can be
cleaned with mild soap and water. The shell of your helmet should be cleaned
with water.
Warnings
Do not ride without first carefully fastening your helmet. Do not clean your
helmet with petroleum products, solvents, benzene, thinners or abrasive
cleaning products. Do not paint your helmet, otherwise your warranty will be
invalidated. Do not drop your helmet from any height onto a hard surface. This
may cause damage to the finish of your helmet and/or diminish its protective
qualities. Do not place your helmet on the mirror of your motorcycle: the
strong pressure from the edge of the mirror compresses and damages the shock
absorbing liner of the helmet. Do not place your helmet on the motorcycle seat
or fuel tank. It could easily roll off and hit the ground causing irreparable
damage. It is best to place the helmet on a flat surface or, failing that, on
the ground so that it cannot roll or fall. Do not use your helmet if the
shield is scratched. This can affect your vision, especially when riding at
night. Do not modify any part of your helmet, drill holes in the shell, or cut
or press on the shock absorbing liner. The installation of sound systems,
loudspeakers and microphones reduces the ability of your helmet to protect you
and is therefore not recommended. Do not reuse your helmet if it has been
dropped or involved in an accident. Replace it even if the damage is not
visible to the naked eye. Do not wear dark or tinted shields/visors in dark or
poor visibility riding conditions. Do not place interiors or pads in the dryer
after washing. Allow to air dry. Do not attempt to remove, change or replace
the shield while riding your motorcycle. Fluorescent and/or glossy finishes
fade over time and with exposure to sunlight. This is normal and is not
covered by the warranty.
Maintenance & Warranty
Warranty
If you have a warranty claim, please go to
mthelmets.com/warranty