Where to put helmets

Apr 2, 2013
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Boulder, Utah
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David
Hello All, I am wondering where you put your helmets when you park and go into a store or something. When traveling you have your trunks full of stuff. On my 2 wheeler we have helmet locks under the trunk but with the trike I don't think there is room there. Right or wrong? We fly in to pick up our trike tonight and am just curious.
 
On my two wheeler i use a locking device called Helmet Guardian.. Google it...It bolts on to the license plate frame... And locks two helmets..

With my Tri-Glide i travel light, Solo..So sometimes i just put it in the top box, But most times i just leave it on the seat...
 
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It depends on if we know the area and if it is safe. A lot of times I put mine over the GPS to hide it and my wife lays hers on the seat. If we don't know the area there is a product called lid locks that are available for GoldWings now that fit on the ends of the handlebars in place of the weight that locks the helmet by the D-ring. They work great as long as it isn't raining. The lid locks still work in the rain but helmets will hold water.
 
If I'm that worried about the area I'm stopping in, I'll just carry my helmet with me.

Ah, You just want to look manly walking around Walmart holding a helmet ' In Jersey the bad guys leave the helmet in the spot and take the bike ����
 
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I, also, have left my helmet over the gps. So far, have never had one stolen, helmet or gps. I'm sure that the time will come when some jay bird will rip it off. I have always wondered how the "smokey" will react when he stops me for riding without a helmet on the way to buy a new one. Will he not believe me and issue a ticket??? Bet he will.
 
I picked up one of the Reda helmet locks in Sturgis a couple years ago.....works great ! I put the cable thru the helmet D rings, put the helmet in the passenger seat and put the ball in the tour-pac.

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Reda Helmet Lock
 
I, also, have left my helmet over the gps. So far, have never had one stolen, helmet or gps. I'm sure that the time will come when some jay bird will rip it off. I have always wondered how the "smokey" will react when he stops me for riding without a helmet on the way to buy a new one. Will he not believe me and issue a ticket??? Bet he will.

A couple years back we ended up riding thru Canada for a couple hundred miles. Somebody happened to remember Canada has a helmet requirement. We found a RCMP and had him write us a warning ticket. He was very nice about it. He said "guess you guys are on your want to buy helmets, right!!!! RIGHT !!!!

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I just put it on my floorboard over my shifter. It is only an inexpensive 1/2 helmet 2x. I doubt it would ever get stolen. If it did and I was far from home I would ride anyway until I found a new helmet to purchase. I wonder if I got ticketed would they let me ride on.
 
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A couple years back we ended up riding thru Canada for a couple hundred miles. Somebody happened to remember Canada has a helmet requirement. We found a RCMP and had him write us a warning ticket. He was very nice about it. He said "guess you guys are on your want to buy helmets, right!!!! RIGHT !!!!

I remember that day I was riding sweep ]
 
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I use a pistol cable gun lock to lock both helmets around the post of my back rest on my Wing's seat. You can usually get one free at sheriffs or forestry office. If that fails message any gun maker and they will probably send you a free one.
 
I just go to a bicycle store and get a cheap combination lock bicycle chain. they are usually rubber coated and work great. But I also frequently forget to bring the chain so I just leave it on the seat. 50+ years and no one has bothered it yet.
 
hELMET LOCK

I just go to a bicycle store and get a cheap combination lock bicycle chain. they are usually rubber coated and work great. But I also frequently forget to bring the chain so I just leave it on the seat. 50+ years and no one has bothered it yet.

Like I said, the gun lock has a plastic or rubber coated cable and the price is right, no need for a chain and just add the key to your bike key ring.
 

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