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Question about IPS Lidlox
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Myersd802003
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Maybe
I guess they could, but would render the helmet useless. I use a chain and a masterlock to attach the wife's helmet to the backrest. Someone could use bolt cutters and take it.
I guess they could, but would render the helmet useless. I use a chain and a masterlock to attach the wife's helmet to the backrest. Someone could use bolt cutters and take it.
PaladinLV
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There is NO DEVICE made by man that can STOP a determined thief from stealing anything.
Devices can only DETER.
AJ
Devices can only DETER.
AJ
I have the Lidlox on my 2015 RT LTD and they work great. However if someone wanted to take your helmet they could either cut the strap or grind the Lidlox T and take your helmet. All you can do is stop the person that is walking by from grabbing your helmet or make it so they go on to someone elses.
ARtraveler
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:agree: Right on! :clap::clap:
Helmet storage is a bit of an issue with the F3. We rarely use our frunks, saddle bag, or top trunk for helmet storage though. We usually leave them on the seat and visible if we make a eat stop, or we just take them indoors with us. At gas stations, there is always someone with the Spyders. Glad to say we have never had a helmet stolen--although we know it could happen.
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