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where did you order the lock from,my seer helmut won t fit in the saddle bags,so i ve beed just strapping my helmut to the crash bars.i quess sofar i ve been lucky,its always been there when i get back
I have a water bottle holder on the left rear crash bar so I mounted it on the right rear crash bar on my Ultra Classic. Just make sure that the co-rider has room for her leg without it hitting and possibly damaging one of her important parts Also it would prevent Linda McCartney suing you for 48 million dollars if she should lose another leg.
I have a water bottle holder on the left rear crash bar so I mounted it on the right rear crash bar on my Ultra Classic. Just make sure that the co-rider has room for her leg without it hitting and possibly damaging one of her important parts Also it would prevent Linda McCartney suing you for 48 million dollars if she should lose another leg.
That would be Heather Mills getting some of Paul's cash.....Linda has been dead for a good while now
I agree!! My first thought when I saw the topic, Helmet lock, where to mount? On your Honda of course!
All kidding aside, crash bar unless you have a new bike, and they won't fit. I don't know when but they went from 1-1/4" to 1-1/2 inch on the front crash bars. Just know that my 08 crash bars are alot fatter than my 01 was...
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