M2R ATV Helmet - WHITE W/PEAK

The M2R ATV is a low-profile, low-fit open face helmet supplied with a peak, built around a lightweight ABS injection-moulded shell. Its classic shorty shape sits close to the head for a neat, unbulky look, while the fitted peak helps cut glare on open trails and paddock work.

Removable ear sections make it suitable for year-round use: leave them in for cooler rides so they steady the helmet on the head and add comfort, or take them out when it warms up. The mesh panels cut down airflow through the ear area while still letting you hear traffic, machinery and the people around you clearly.

Approved to AS/NZS 1698, so it is legal for road use in every Australian state. Created and sized for Australian riders, it suits ATV and quad riders, farm and property use, and anyone after a lightweight half helmet for around-town riding.

• AS/NZS 1698 approved — legal for use in all Australian states
• Peak fitted as supplied
• Super low-profile shorty shell with a low-slung fit
• Lightweight ABS injection-moulded shell
• Brushed nylon comfort liner flows cool air and wicks sweat
• Removable cheek pads for improved comfort and fit
• Removable ear sections for all-season use
• Mesh ear sections reduce airflow while keeping surrounding sounds audible
• Quick-release chin strap for fast fitting and removal
• Created and sized for Australian conditions and riders

• M2R ATV open face helmet (white)
• Peak

Check the fit before every ride: the helmet should sit level and low, with the quick-release chin strap done up firmly under the jaw so the helmet cannot be rolled forward off the head.
Remove the cheek pads and ear sections for cleaning; wash gently by hand in lukewarm water with a mild soap, rinse well, and air dry away from direct heat before refitting.
Clean the ABS shell with a soft cloth and mild soapy water only. Avoid petrol, solvents, thinners and harsh household cleaners, as these can attack the shell and weaken it.
Refit the ear sections for cooler weather to steady the helmet and add comfort, and remove them in warmer conditions for more ventilation.
Check the peak and its fasteners are secure before riding, and inspect the chin strap, buckle and stitching regularly for fraying or wear.
Store the helmet in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight, and keep it away from fuel and solvent vapours in the garage or shed.
Do not drop the helmet or rest it on a mirror or handlebar end, and do not paint, drill or apply stickers with unknown adhesives to the shell.
Replace the helmet after any impact, even if there is no visible damage, and retire it if the shell, liner or strap shows deterioration.