If you have worked with helmets before it is pretty simple. If you have not, you will need more patience than effort. All mounting hardware is included, and the instructions are straight forward. All racers are good mechanics, so give yourself about an hour or two. Look on the bright side: You only have to do it once. The adhesive mounting kit we offer is easier and faster than using nuts and bolts.

Detach the lanyard from the mouthguard. Loop the lanyard around or through the area that you want to secure it to, then pull the plugged end through the looped end. Using the lanyard during the fitting process maximizes the effectiveness of the breathing channels and gives you an option to wear it with a helmet should you decide to do so at some future date. See similar questions...

With peel and stick neoprene automotive-type adhesive tape, or if you wish we will affix a magnetic strip at no extra charge. However, we cannot guarantee how well the magnetic strip will adhere in your application. From personal experience it won't survive an automatic car wash. See similar questions...

No, please don't. We do not know how long your neck is, how big your neck is, how big your shoulders are, where your belts ride on your shoulders, how your seat is shaped or the angle of your seat. Besides, Isaac® doesn't care since it doesn't really touch the body. That's why there aren't different sizes. You may as well install the mounts youself, and save the time and expense of round-trip shipping. (Go to top) See similar questions...

The Microbe Shield is a specially designed antimicrobial substance which protects the garments from contamination from a number of common bacterial and fungal microbes. It is non-toxic to humans, is permanently bonded to the silk fabric and does not wear out over time. See similar questions...

Right here. HotShot will soon be available at selected automotive dealerships. Our rollout to national retail chains, auto parts stores, installation service chains, and windshield installation shops in the United States and Canada continues through 2003. In 2005 HotShot will be available on selected new cars and vans. See similar questions...

No, the fluid sprayed by HotShot is hot to the skin but will not burn. The volume of fluid, the spray patterns, and the temperature are such that you simply cannot be burned by HotShot. See similar questions...

No. In all of our crash tests we used the cheapest, full-face helmet we could find — fiberglass, not Kevlar® — just to see if it would survive. For our first test we purposely used a weak connection on one side and a strong connection on the other. The weak connection ripped out of the fiberglass shell and all of the load (nearly one ton) went to the other connection, which did not break. We then used the same helmet, with strong connections, in the next test. See similar questions...

When you are on your bicycle, stand straddling the top bar of your bike so that both feet are flat on the ground. Wearing bright clothes and putting reflectors on your bike also can help you stay safe. It helps other people on the road see you. And if they see you, that means they're less likely to run into you. You'll also want to make sure that nothing will get caught in your bike chain, such as loose pant legs, backpack straps, or shoelaces. Wear the right shoes - sneakers - when you bike. See similar questions...

No maintenance is required. The goal of the Gutter Helmet is to decrease the efforts typically associated with owning a home with gutters. If there is a problem, be it from extreme weather or other accident; consult your warranty and your contractor. See similar questions...

The U.S. Weather Bureau has tested the Gutter Helmet and found that it can handle up to 22 inches of rain per hour. That rate is twice what has ever been recorded by the Bureau. The Gutter Helmet is also designed to hold up to heavy snowfall and has survived in many cold-weather states of the U.S. See similar questions...

HotShot's heated washer system quickly and efficiently removes ice, snow, frost, road grime, insects and other elements that smear, fog or cover windshield glass. HotShot eliminates the need for drivers to stand outside their vehicles – in the bitter cold – trying to scrape ice, snow or frost from the windshield. HotShot works on almost any make, any year, any vehicle – cars, trucks, vans, or school buses. See similar questions...

HotShot is an on-demand system that heats the washer fluid as it passes through its special heating chamber on its way to the windshield. It takes only about 30-45 seconds for the washer fluid to first heat (even when the engine is cold), and then HotShot automatically cycles to spray more heated solvent every 6-12 seconds afterward for approximately 2-2.5 minutes. See similar questions...

When wiper blades are warmed by the heated fluid (up to 145 °F or 63 °C), they work better and last longer because the rubber stays softer. And there's no more reaching out the window to snap the ice off the blades. Wiper motors last longer as they operate under less strain from ice, snow, and heavy grime. You actually use less washer fluid because hot wash clears ice and snow quickly and washes away dirt and grime more efficiently. See similar questions...

HotShot has been tested extensively under a variety of extreme (hot and cold) weather conditions by the company's own engineers as well as quality control and safety engineers at some of the world's largest automakers. In test after test, in all weather conditions, HotShot proved safe and reliable. HotShot meets or exceeds all pertinent standards of the Society of Automotive Engineers. HotShot is under a three-year warranty. See similar questions...

No, HotShot will not damage your windshield. Extensive tests by Webasto's engineers and automobile manufacturers have proven that HotShot will not crack, shatter, or in any way damage windshield glass. See similar questions...

No. In fact, wiper blades last longer with HotShot. Because HotShot's burst of steam and heated washer fluid frees frozen wiper blades and eliminates ice and snow build-up. HotShot removes frozen, uneven surfaces that damage or destroy wiper blades. HotShot actually improves the blades' effectiveness and extends their lives. Wiper motors also last longer because they use less solvent. See similar questions...

HotShot is a microprocessor-based, fully self-contained heating device that runs off electricity generated by the vehicle's electrical system. HotShot's software will disable the device if the vehicle's battery power drops below certain predetermined voltages that correspond with the symptoms of a drained or defective battery, a weak or non-functional alternator, or other electrical system problems. See similar questions...

Both HotShot units are about the size of a cordless telephone handset. They weight just over 1 pound (530 grams). HotShot's housing is made out of rugged plastic. See similar questions...