Motorcycle Riders Should Know About This Recall To Avoid Personal Injuries
There is nothing like taking your bike out for a ride on the open road. The lovely beaches, delightful scenery, and immaculate weather make for ideal conditions to ride in. Rallies and clubs are prominent in the area, so it is of the utmost importance for riders that wear a helmet to pay close attention to this information. A recently issued recall can increase your risks of sustaining a personal injury, but by remaining informed and knowledgeable of the situation, you can avoid these increased risks.
2,454 Potentially Affected Units
Daytona Helmets International is expected to issue a recall, starting in June, on approximately 2,454 units. That is a lot of heads being protected by faulty equipment. These helmets fail to meet the Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard, number 218. In the event of a crash, rollover, or fall, the helmet may not adequately protect the rider’s head. This increases your risk of injury. You should avoid wearing these helmets for protection, and seek alternative equipment to help keep you safe. Certain affected models include…- Skull Cap D1, D3, and D6 Helmets

