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Farkles, Gear & Accessories => Farkles and Gear General Section => Topic started by: Streak on February 01, 2015, 05:16:24 PM
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Helmet Holder/Aerial Bar
PC is one very clever man, he has made me a Helmet Holder/Aerial Bar for my ST1300, it is a great bit of kit, holds two helmets, with the abilty to put a lock on them to keep the helmets safe!, and I want to there is enough room to add an Aerial or two if I need to at some point.
(http://i1222.photobucket.com/albums/dd499/ozstoc/Mobile%20Uploads/acf84983-3042-41f7-9068-57a671e1d900_zpsxlhdryaw.jpg)
(http://i1222.photobucket.com/albums/dd499/ozstoc/Mobile%20Uploads/96bec646-379f-43d7-92fa-86b8add0affa_zpshgir7twk.jpg)
Thank you PC!
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Nice addition Streak. What are the dimensions? Is it steel or aluminium?
Sean
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Nice addition Streak. What are the dimensions? Is it steel or aluminium?
Sean
That's a Question for PC....he made it for me :grin
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I like the idea but I wouldn't leave my helmet there and leave the bike unattended in a car park etc.
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I like the idea but I wouldn't leave my helmet there and leave the bike unattended in a car park etc.
It has a locking option on it Alan, I can just put a locking clip on it and bingo you would have to cut the straps off to get it off
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:dred11
It has a locking option on it Alan, I can just put a locking clip on it and bingo you would have to cut the straps off to get it off
:think1 I've had 2 helmets cut of bikes,, :well juST leaving the 2 d-rings on a cut off strap... :OldMan
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:think1 I've had 2 helmets cut of bikes,, :well juST leaving the 2 d-rings on a cut off strap... :OldMan
That's Sydney for you! :o
I guess they stitch on a new strap and D rings to get a cheap helmet.
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mild steel flat bar 32x5x620 2-16mm solid bar 40mm long with 8.5mm hole bored to use as spacer's 2x 8mmx 75mm domed socket head
cap screws 2-16x32 flat with 5mm hole drilled in 1 end to weld on as post to hang helmets on
Peter
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That's Sydney for you! :o
I guess they stitch on a new strap and D rings to get a cheap helmet.
Biggles 1 in Sydney (1981) and the other in Kingaroy (1987) and I imagine they sew on rings,,
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I have a lock with wire on similar to a push bike lock purchased from bunnings that I put threw the chin part of our helmets and lock to the post
we find the helmet holders really convenient Marian loves them
Peter
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Love your work there PC ++
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:dred11
I have a lock with wire on similar to a push bike lock purchased from bunnings that I put threw the chin part of our helmets and lock to the post
we find the helmet holders really convenient Marian loves them
Peter
Peter thats what I use also, I sometimes thread it down the sleeve of my jacket with my helmet :thumb
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Now all we need to do is to piss proof helmets that are locked on. :grin That's my 3rd worst nightmare about leaving my helmet with the bike. 2nd worse is a No. 2 steaming away in there. Most worse would be donning the helmet having not noticed either of the above. Never had those problems and I try and keep away from places where it could maybe happen...but there's a first time for everything.
This device comes the closest to solving the problem, methinks.
http://www.bagworld.com.au/shop/detail/pacsafe-lidsafe-anti-theft-helmet-bag-black-ph000/ (http://www.bagworld.com.au/shop/detail/pacsafe-lidsafe-anti-theft-helmet-bag-black-ph000/)
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'2nd worse is a No. 2 steaming away in there'
once my helmet is lock on this would be a work of art that would worth watching could even go viral on u tube :rofl
Peter
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This device comes the closest to solving the problem, methinks.
[url]http://www.bagworld.com.au/shop/detail/pacsafe-lidsafe-anti-theft-helmet-bag-black-ph000/[/url] ([url]http://www.bagworld.com.au/shop/detail/pacsafe-lidsafe-anti-theft-helmet-bag-black-ph000/[/url])
Some really good gear on that site, and not outrageously expensive.