That sounds like a good idea. Here is the one I mounted to the bike..pencorp said:I miss a helmet lock...Idea I came up with is to use a gun lock. They are small locks on a coated cable. Just hang your helmet on the mirror and lock it to bark busters. And most police and sheriff department give away for free.
What length cable are you using, and will it work for a jacket?donaldb said:I use a bicycle cable lock, relatively cheap, strong cable, decent length for 2 helmets, combo lock, and when not in use, lock itself around crash bars.
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The lock and cable are one piece, bought from a bicycle shop for the equivalent of around $10.japako said:What length cable are you using, and will it work for a jacket?
Thanks.donaldb said:The lock and cable are one piece, bought from a bicycle shop for the equivalent of around $10.
Yes, will work for a jacket, be able to feed it through the sleeve.
The lock is designed for bicycles, often two if them tired to a lamp pole.
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japako said:What length cable are you using, and will it work for a jacket?
I found a used one at my dealers when I was searching for bolts.. lol. I am pretty sure it works, just does not have a key. You can have a locksmith key it to your ignition key.Andrew S said:Japako-
Do you mind sharing where you bought your helmet lock? That is the style Yamaha used to use, and I have not found where I can buy one. Thanks-
Thanks for the pic..Checkswrecks said:Yes
Here are 2 helmets and fed thru a jacket sleeve.
When not in use, the cable coils on itself.
Nobody will get another of my helmets by simply cutting the strap and sewing on a new one.