romr
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I've been wondering if it comes with one at all or what have you fellows done to add one? Anyone? TIA
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This way they can get the helmet along with the license plate.This license plate helmet lock looks interesting or you can also use the under the seat trick that was mentioned before.
Under the pillion seat, in the rear of the seat, is two plastic nubs/protrusions. Those are meant to hold the D ring of your helmet and with the seat locked in place, secure the helmet. Nothing more is needed. Your bike key locks and unlocks the seat so you need no other key or have to remember a combination.
I'm not sure I know what you mean. Can you see it in this pic?
At the top of the tail openening (picture) are two metal rings. On the passenger seat's underside (at the narrow end) are 2 plastic nubs (for lack of a better word).When the seat is pushed down into place the "nubs" go into those metal rings. The helmets "D-ring" goes over it (the nub), then you click the passenger set down into place with the helmet sitting on top of it. It works (with practice) but is a PITA in my opinion, and would not work for a nolan ratchet type strap.:gaming:
yep, yep... I now I see... I misunderstood and thought you meant the nubs were sticking up into the seat, but it's the other way around. duh
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Here is a picture;
I'm usually good for one of these. :embarrased:
that works for you? I tried that the other night. The D-rings on my helmet barely fit around those nubs, but it hung on to it, but when I try to lock the seat, it seams like the D-rings keep the seat from locking down all the way. I was pushing down pretty hard.
This license plate helmet lock looks interesting or you can also use the under the seat trick that was mentioned before.