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Rear saddlebag guard is a good place to put a helmet lock. If you have a black bike (like everybody should) you can get a black lock from the J & P catalog or online for about $15.00 or $ 20.00.
I have a back rest on my Road King,Most of the time I just set one helmet in the buddy seat,Its snug between the backrest and the wife's backrest.Then hang mine on the mirrow.
But this opens another discussion,I have heard by many people that it will ruin your helmet to hang it on mirror,brake foot peg or anything of this sort.by doing this it ruins the padding on the inside of the helmet.I really don't know.
I usually just hang it. If I am away for awhile I will stick the strap in the saddlebag and close the lid on the strap. Just to keep honest folks honest. If someone wants it bad enough there is nothing you can do.
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