Where to store helmets on 05 RKC
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Where to store helmets on 05 RKC
We purchased some new higher quality helmets and will be installing an intercom system in them. Used to just hang one old helmet on the mirror and set one on the seat. Now I'm concerned some one might accidently knock one of the off the bike or even steal them. They're full face modular helmets and I want to be able to secure them to the bike without them coming into contact with hot parts or being disturbed passersby, possibly with a locking system. What do y'all use or any suggestions?
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the little hemet lock that mounts on the crash bars is a good place to hang them ( or one).
** it's a place to hang it, not to lock it--- I've never even heard of a helmet being stolen....
it has one way screws, before you tighten them, check that the saddlebag lids open and that thy are out of the way ( won't dig into the passengers ankle etc.)
if you have to remove the "security bit" that looks like a bowtie will remove them. hoarbot freight or anywhere else that sell cheap chinese tool sets for $6
mike
** it's a place to hang it, not to lock it--- I've never even heard of a helmet being stolen....
it has one way screws, before you tighten them, check that the saddlebag lids open and that thy are out of the way ( won't dig into the passengers ankle etc.)
if you have to remove the "security bit" that looks like a bowtie will remove them. hoarbot freight or anywhere else that sell cheap chinese tool sets for $6
mike
Last edited by mkguitar; 11-06-2011 at 10:04 AM.
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Yep! Especially if you got an intercom in your helmet. That just makes it more enticing to a thief to steal it!
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We purchased some new higher quality helmets and will be installing an intercom system in them. Used to just hang one old helmet on the mirror and set one on the seat. Now I'm concerned some one might accidently knock one of the off the bike or even steal them. They're full face modular helmets and I want to be able to secure them to the bike without them coming into contact with hot parts or being disturbed passersby, possibly with a locking system. What do y'all use or any suggestions?