helmet lock
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From: Winchester, VA
RE: helmet lock
Put your helmet on either your shifter or brake pedal, extend your strap towards frame. Mount lock in that place. Then when you stop and lock helmet it one won't be on the ground and two it it rains it won't be full of water.
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RE: helmet lock
ORIGINAL: get_off_it
Put your helmet on either your shifter or brake pedal, extend your strap towards frame. Mount lock in that place. Then when you stop and lock helmet it one won't be on the ground and two it it rains it won't be full of water.
Put your helmet on either your shifter or brake pedal, extend your strap towards frame. Mount lock in that place. Then when you stop and lock helmet it one won't be on the ground and two it it rains it won't be full of water.
Another great idea! any more? how bout some pic for those in the digital age? thx...
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From: Walker Basin, CA
RE: helmet lock
When I secure the helmets to the bike, I turn the bars to the left and lock the steering.
Then I put one helmet in front of the bar and the other helmet behind the bar.
Both are easy to place and are easy to handle.
With the open end of the hook facing up, one won't fall on the pavement while you are messing with the other one.
Then I put one helmet in front of the bar and the other helmet behind the bar.
Both are easy to place and are easy to handle.
With the open end of the hook facing up, one won't fall on the pavement while you are messing with the other one.
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From: Virginia Beach, VA
RE: helmet lock
I've been riding since 1981 and have not had one stolen yet. I have 2 custom painted helmets and they have never been touched. I think you are safe on the seat and mirror or hanging it off the throttle like I do. That's 18 dollrs that you could put to more chrome.
Good luck!
Good luck!
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RE: helmet lock
ORIGINAL: Neggy ZRXOA 5248
part numbers or pictures please?
I have been wondering about this because my full face helmets run about 400 a shot, and with 2 of us it is a big money risk to leave them loose on the bike. The FLHTPI is the first bike I have ever owned that didn't have helmet hooks.
Besides that Massachusetts is a helmet law state and I'd hate to be 200 miles from home with no skid lid
part numbers or pictures please?
I have been wondering about this because my full face helmets run about 400 a shot, and with 2 of us it is a big money risk to leave them loose on the bike. The FLHTPI is the first bike I have ever owned that didn't have helmet hooks.
Besides that Massachusetts is a helmet law state and I'd hate to be 200 miles from home with no skid lid
http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...lr%3D%26sa%3DG
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From: KMHT KFMY
RE: helmet lock
got an email in to John at Zanotti's asking if I can get 2 keyed alike added to my tourpack order.
This will save the shipping.
they are under 11 a piece from Zanotti's ( gotta love thier prices!)
This will save the shipping.
they are under 11 a piece from Zanotti's ( gotta love thier prices!)