CO2 Cartridge 3-Pack (100CC)

DESCRIPTION - CO₂ CARTRIDGE 100 CC – 3PACK
Mo’cycle® 100cc CO₂ 3PACK Cartridges – for Liam Airbag Vest sizes M and L.
This is the official replacement 100cc CO₂ cartridge specified for the larger sizes of the Liam Airbag Vest. It is part of the mechanically triggered airbag system and is designed to provide the correct gas volume for those sizes when used according to the instructions. For Mo’cycle Riders, Impact Sliders and the wider Airbag Generation, keeping at least one spare cartridge ready is what turns an airbag vest from “nice idea” into a system that’s actually armed for the next ride.

IMPORTANT NOTE
All Mo’cycle® jeans, pants and shorts use 60cc cartridges. Liam Airbag Vest size S also uses 60cc. Only Liam sizes M and L use 100cc.

COMPATIBILITY
Use this 100cc cartridge for:
• Liam Airbag Vest – sizes M and L

Do not use this 100cc cartridge for:
• Any Mo’cycle® airbag jeans, pants or shorts
• Liam Airbag Vest size S

Simple rule of thumb:
• Lower body (jeans/pants/shorts) → always 60cc
• Liam Vest → 60cc for size S, 100cc for sizes M and L

Choosing the correct cartridge size is part of the Mo’cycle system approach: the gas volume and pressure are matched to the airbag design so the vest can reach its intended working pressure when it matters.

WHAT IT DOES
• Inflation source: Supplies the gas that inflates the Liam Airbag Vest in a very short time during a trigger event.
• Size-specific volume: Provides the gas volume and pressure range specified for vest sizes M and L when installed and used correctly.
• Single-use component: Designed for one deployment per cartridge; after activation the cartridge must be replaced.
• Mechanical system: Works with the Mo’cycle® mechanical tether trigger – no batteries, no electronics, the cartridge is only activated when the system is mechanically triggered.

The cartridge is the “lung” of the system – without a correctly sized, unused CO₂ cartridge, the vest cannot do its job in a crash, no matter how advanced the airbag design is.

GAS & SAFETY BASICS
• Gas type: Filled with compressed carbon dioxide (CO₂), a non-flammable gas under pressure.
• Handling: Do not heat, puncture, crush or attempt to refill the cartridge.
• Storage: Keep in a cool, dry, well-ventilated place, away from high heat sources and direct sunlight.
• After deployment: The cartridge body becomes very cold; avoid direct skin contact with the metal immediately after use to reduce the risk of cold burns/frostbite.
• Children: Keep out of reach of children.

These basics are part of treating your airbag cartridge like any other safety-critical component: respect the pressure, follow the instructions and replace after each deployment.

FLYING WITH CO₂ CARTRIDGES
It is often possible to fly with wearable airbag garments and CO₂ cartridges, but this is regulated. According to international air-transport rules (IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations, Table 2.3.A), small non-flammable gas cartridges used in personal safety devices (such as life vests and wearable airbags) may be allowed with airline approval, typically one device plus a limited number of spare cartridges per person.

To improve your chances of a smooth check-in:
• Print documentation: Bring the onboard-flight CO₂ document from our website that shows the relevant IATA table entry for small CO₂ cartridges in safety devices.
• Contact the airline: Inform your airline in advance that you are travelling with a motorcycle airbag vest using small CO₂ cartridges.
• Pack correctly: Carry the cartridges mounted in the vest or in their original packaging, with the trigger mechanism secured so it cannot activate accidentally.
• Be prepared to show documents: Have the printed regulation extract ready if check-in staff or security has questions.
• Airline decision: Airlines may need to inform the pilot-in-command where the cartridges are located. Final approval and conditions are always at the discretion of the carrier.

This keeps your Mo’cycle airbag ecosystem travel-ready – so the same vest that watches your back at home can protect you on rented bikes and trips abroad, within the rules that apply.