Helmet lock for LC GS/ GSA

[Nutty]

I've just fitted one of these to my GSA. It's a bit fiddly to fit, but works very well. Obviously, it's better quality than the tat you'll find at the pound shop, but works very well.

 

[leadfarmer]

That's my lid

 

[crotchrocket]

Looks durable. i just used one of these when i was at the TT and didn't want to carry a helmet around.

 

[WaterMonkey]

I just lock mine in my top box

 

[G&T]

Good idea when two up as if you only have the vario side panniers, as I do, only the near side pannier will take a helmet.

 

[leadfarmer]

Always leave my topbox empty and put both helmets in (Givi 52)

TT 38s on the sides

Got an Abus cable thingy for the jackets if all 3 boxes are full

 

[JohnnyBoxer]

Oh............ for the olden days when BMW made proper GSA's....with well though out and useful additions like a helmet holder (Nutty thought it was an aftermarket accessory )

No need to remove the seat, just attach your helmet and away you go

Back in the day, we had proper toolkits/helmet holders

Old is Gold

 

[Nice 'n' Fat]

I've just fitted one of these to my GSA. It's a bit fiddly to fit, but works very well. Obviously, it's better quality than the tat you'll find at the pound shop, but works very well.

You get a lanyard in the KTM road bike toolkit

Most people don't know what it's for

 

[Nutty]

You get a lanyard in the KTM road bike toolkit

Most people don't know what it's for

And a bottle opener, apparently. That says it all.

 

[Nice 'n' Fat]

Says what exactly?

 

[Ozz]

Nutty, any further details? Ozz

 

[Wapping]

Nutty, any further details? Ozz

It's made for window lickers.






























I'm sorry, that should have read: It's made by Wunderlich.

 

[Wreford Miles]

Your bike has keyless but you have to take your seat off to lock your helmet... Nope not getting it.

 

[Nutty]

Your bike has keyless but you have to take your seat off to lock your helmet... Nope not getting it.

As I'll typically stop/ start the bike about 20 times during a days ride out, and lock the helmet to it once or twice, what don't you understand? Or should BMW design a keyless lock?

 

[sagalout]

Looks durable. i just used one of these when i was at the TT and didn't want to carry a helmet around.

I use the same - works well with both types of helmet fastener and is quick enough to use, if a little fiddly at first.

 

[sagalout]

Oh............ for the olden days when BMW made proper GSA's....with well though out and useful additions like a helmet holder (Nutty thought it was an aftermarket accessory )

No need to remove the seat, just attach your helmet and away you go

Back in the day, we had proper toolkits/helmet holders

Old is Gold

These used to be standard on most bikes. They only work with D ring type helmets though I presume?

 

[ymfb]

You get a lanyard in the KTM road bike toolkit

Most people don't know what it's for

and Ducatis

 

[Stujw70]

Couldn't be fussed with the whole removing the seat, so just got myself one of these for securing the helmet or jacket to the bike. Retractable cord is a few feet long.

 

[JohnnyBoxer]

These used to be standard on most bikes. They only work with D ring type helmets though I presume?

Double D ring the only Helmet fastener to have

 

[Nutty]

Double D ring the only Helmet fastener to have

Can't beat a double D!