spideybuffal0
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If you hate using your frunk to hold your helmets I used stainless chain with a threaded link and bolted the chain down to a existing bolt under seat.
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Helmet Holder
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If you hate using your frunk to hold your helmets I used stainless chain with a threaded link and bolted the chain down to a existing bolt under seat.
bayoumanPIBE
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Nice Job!
I love the idea...so much potential. Thanks for sharing!!! :clap:
I love the idea...so much potential. Thanks for sharing!!! :clap:
JayBros
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I made this from 3/32" cable and shrink wrap tubing. Loop it through the D-ring and hook it on the helmet hook under the RT seat. It's for use on tour when all storage space is filled. Helmet strap is too short for D-ring on my helmet to fit alone on hook. I will use a piece of chamois or felt to protect Tupperware paint job.
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Dan_Ashley
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I did the same thing but coated the whole thing in Dip-it.
Another option is our new forum sponsor, http://www.lidlox.com Easy install. My wife and I really like them.
bayoumanPIBE
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I just ordered a set from them...looking forward to them! I do like the way spidey's bolt idea. It keeps the helmet sidways and not upside down open for people to throw crap in (or literally).
JKMSPYDER
Active member
HELMET HOLDER
Here is what I did. I bought a bicycle combination lock at Walmart. I keep it on my passenger handgrip when not in use. When locking my helmet, I wrap it thru the handlebar so that my helmet will sit on my seat. Keeps anyone from dropping anything in the helmet and keeps Looky Loos off my seat!!
Here is what I did. I bought a bicycle combination lock at Walmart. I keep it on my passenger handgrip when not in use. When locking my helmet, I wrap it thru the handlebar so that my helmet will sit on my seat. Keeps anyone from dropping anything in the helmet and keeps Looky Loos off my seat!!
JayBros
Well-known member
Very clever thinking. There are available locks of smaller gauge coated cable similar to yours. Bummer for me is no hole in the RT bars. May have to go looking for one of the lighter gauge locks for when the bride comes out of winter hibernation. Could use her hand grip as anchor point. Would look much more professional than my cobb job too.
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