Any ideas how to secure a Nolan n-43 helmet to the Spyder?

[gpthree]

I have the helmet below and looking for suggestions on how to secure it to the bike instead of always having to put it in the trunk. It doesnt have the loop on the chin strap and the chin guard is easily removed.

 

[scudrunner]

Here you go, from PacSafe. Waterproof and secure.
http://www.pacsafe.com/www/index.php?_room=3&_action=detail&id=27

Planning on picking up a couple for our trips when the trunks are full.

 

[Firefly]

People rarely mess with helmets just sitting on a bike---I've leave mine on the bike all the time and have never had a problem............

You could also get a sportrack and topcase which is handy for many things including helmet storage.

 

[SpyderSteve]

People rarely mess with helmets just sitting on a bike---I've leave mine on the bike all the time and have never had a problem............

You could also get a sportrack and topcase which is handy for many things including helmet storage.

:yikes: I have seen your helmets no wonder :gaah:

 

[NancysToy]

Here you go, from PacSafe. Waterproof and secure.
http://www.pacsafe.com/www/index.php?_room=3&_action=detail&id=27

Planning on picking up a couple for our trips when the trunks are full.

:agree:

 

[bikeguy]

People rarely mess with helmets just sitting on a bike---I've leave mine on the bike all the time and have never had a problem............

:agree: I often just leave mine on the bike along with my jacket unless the wind is really blowing hard. Never had them bothered at all. Stopping to eat or a break for something to drink, I usually take my helmet and jacket into the cafe where they will stay much cooler (or warmer).

Cotton

 

[Yazz]

Think it depends where your at. Some places, its ok to leave your helmet and leathers on the Spyder. Other places, the minute you leave, things start getting "adopted."

 

[scudrunner]

Some places, its ok to leave your helmet and leathers on the Spyder. Other places, the minute you leave, things start getting "adopted."

You must live near Houston! There are some places I'll leave my helmet and jacket on the bike, but only if I can see them. Otherwise, that's why I have all the trunk space... jacket, pants and helmet.

 

[Some Guy]

:yikes: I have seen your helmets no wonder :gaah:

He actually wears helmets?! I thought he was the "no helmet guy"!

 

[8LEGS]

He has a helmet ......... :roflblack::roflblack::roflblack:

 

[SpyderSteve]

He has a helmet ......... :roflblack::roflblack::roflblack:

:yikes:

 

[stormtrooper]

Think it depends where your at. Some places, its ok to leave your helmet and leathers on the Spyder. Other places, the minute you leave, things start getting "adopted."

:agree: I would cable lock it around the chin anyway because most bikers do not touch and most do not know how to remove the chin part anyway.

 

[Bob Denman]

Has anybody tried the bracketry that allows you to hook a helmet to your bar ends? Otherwise I'm kind of looking for a an extension to run through the D-rings on the helmet and loop over those hooks under the seat. The trick is that I'd rather have it be on some sort of cable (Maybe 4" long...), rather than a chunk of steel to scratch stuff up with... :shocked:

 

[NancysToy]

Has anybody tried the bracketry that allows you to hook a helmet to your bar ends? Otherwise I'm kind of looking for a an extension to run through the D-rings on the helmet and loop over those hooks under the seat. The trick is that I'd rather have it be on some sort of cable (Maybe 4" long...), rather than a chunk of steel to scratch stuff up with... :shocked:

Easy to extend the straps with a cable. A short piece of aircraft cable from the hardware, and a couple of cable fittings, will make an extension cable with a loop at each end. Slip through the D-ring and hook it under the seat. A retractable cable lock, such as the one by Pacsafe, will do the job, too, and has other uses. Similar locks are available from other motorcycle suppliers, and even at some big box stores and home improvement centers.

 

[boborgera]

You might want to look at Kuryakyn's License plate helmet lock.
I bought one from Dennis Kirk many years ago. It was called Helmet Guardian back then, The only difference is The Guardian has two locks, Kuryakyn seems to have one lock. Maybe The helmet Guardian is still in business??

 

[Bob Denman]

Thanks Scotty... :2thumbs: How did I just know that you'd have the answer??