Re: Useful additions
Posted: Thu Mar 16, 2017 1:56 pm
I actually like the d-ring approach, primarily because it DOES offer a way to secure, in a modest way, your helmet to the scoot. As we all know, locks are for honest people, and a determined perp will get your goods. The handlebar hook shown (assuming some bit of locking pin) would be fine to prevent the quick snatch, and that is about all anything is going to prevent.
I use the Honda wire and under-seat hook, and even made a longer wire that can thread through two helmet's d-rings. It wouldn't take much or a cable cutter to get my helmet, but I don't really leave it anyplace for very long (except work, where the scoot is under camera surveillance near the front door of the local county jail). I figure the helmet is useless (read un-fence-able) without the d-ring, so cutting the helmet off is worthless. A helmet with a snazzy ratchet clip would be nice, but then it goes under the seat or with you.
It would be intriguing if a manufacturer could figure out a lightweight loop that tucked away somewhere or hole in the shell to allow a lock to pass through. I saw this on Amazon: https://smile.amazon.com/Helmetlok-Helm ... elmet+lock
May be a solution there somewhere.
I use the Honda wire and under-seat hook, and even made a longer wire that can thread through two helmet's d-rings. It wouldn't take much or a cable cutter to get my helmet, but I don't really leave it anyplace for very long (except work, where the scoot is under camera surveillance near the front door of the local county jail). I figure the helmet is useless (read un-fence-able) without the d-ring, so cutting the helmet off is worthless. A helmet with a snazzy ratchet clip would be nice, but then it goes under the seat or with you.
It would be intriguing if a manufacturer could figure out a lightweight loop that tucked away somewhere or hole in the shell to allow a lock to pass through. I saw this on Amazon: https://smile.amazon.com/Helmetlok-Helm ... elmet+lock
May be a solution there somewhere.