A helmet looks tough and sturdy, but should be handled as a
fragile item. We understand that a helmet is not just a "Helmet"
but is a statement in itself. Here are some general tips to
maintaining your helmet. -Follow the manufactures's direction on
caring for your helmet. Since they made it - they would know
best. -Use only the mildest soap recomended. Avoid any
petroleum-basse cleaning fluids. Strong cleaning agents can
cause the helmet to decompose and damage its protective layer.
-Do not drop your helmet on hard surfaces - it could ruin your
helmet. -Do not store helmets near gasoline, cleaning fluids,
exhaust fumes, or excessive heat. Helmet materials can react
chemically to these factors and is mosdst often invisible to the
eye. -Read the instructions about painting, decorating, pin-
striping, or applying decales to your helmet. Some thermoplastic
or polycarbonate helmet compositions can be changed if painted
or decals are applied. -Never hang your helmet on the motorcycle
mirrors, turn signals, or sissy