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The LS2 OF616 Airflow 2 is an ideal choice for urban commuters and casual riders seeking a lightweight, stylish open-face helmet that prioritizes ease of use and ventilation. Built with an HPTT shell and certified to the latest ECE 22.06 safety standards, it delivers reliable protection for daily trips; however, as an open-face design, it lacks the full chin and facial coverage provided by full-face helmets.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | White |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Model Part Number | OF616 |
| Brand | LS2 |
The LS2 OF616 Airflow 2 is certified to the ECE 22.06 safety standard.
Yes, the interior liner is fully removable and washable for easy maintenance.
Yes, the visor is treated to be UV-resistant to protect your eyes during sunny rides.
It features a quick-release micrometric buckle system for easy fastening and adjustment.
While ECE 22.06 certified, it is designed primarily for urban and city commuting; wind noise and exposure are higher than in full-face helmets at highway speeds.
The helmet features a quick-change system, allowing you to easily swap or remove the visor without tools.
Clean the visor mechanism and track with a soft cloth to remove grit; if stiffness persists, apply a tiny amount of silicone-based lubricant.
Check if the inner liner is properly snapped into place; if it remains loose, the comfort foam may have compressed and might require replacement.
Ensure the vents are open to improve airflow; for frequent fogging, apply an anti-fog treatment specifically designed for motorcycle visors.
To ensure safety, the helmet must fit snugly without pressure points; use the laser-cut foam padding to achieve a precise fit. The micrometric buckle can be adjusted by sliding the strap through the ratchet until it feels secure yet comfortable against your throat. To care for the helmet, remove the inner liner and wash it using mild soap and cool water, allowing it to air dry completely before reinserting. Keep the visor clear of deep scratches by cleaning it with a microfiber cloth and water, avoiding harsh chemicals that may strip the UV coating. Inspect the shell for cracks or deep impacts annually, or after any significant drop, to maintain structural integrity.
