1982GL Helmet Lock

[RuDogGL]

Greeting all, how do you use the Helmet Locks on the 1982 GoldWing GL1100 with a 2018 Helmet.

 

[Tom_Charlton]

With great caution?? Considering the cost of today's helmets, carry it with you when you leave the bike or put it in a locked saddlebag or trunk.

 

[dan filipi]

You should have 2 locks, I think they’re both on the right. One on the right rear crash bar by the seat, the other above the #3 carb. When opened with the key, put the lock pin thru the helmet D ring then close the lock.

 

[wilcoy02]

The new helmets do not have a d ring. I wondered the same thing on how to lock it up.

 

[dan filipi]

wilcoy02 » Today, 7:48 am[/url]":1tqldt97]
The new helmets do not have a d ring. I wondered the same thing on how to lock it up.

I haven't heard of or seen any different than the double ring that are DOT approved. Can you post a picture?

 

[wilcoy02]

Leroy the one I ride a lot with just bought a new helmet this summer. $800 plus. He got the blue tooth headphones (but he keeps forgetting to charge em up.)
His helmet has straps that click together. So he can not lock it up. He just hangs it on his mirror. I'll find out what make and get back to this.

 

[pidjones]

You must have a Nolan. (The Lazer had a buckle system, but I've not seen one in years.) Nolans are the only ones that I've seen in large distribution without a D ring. There are things (shipped with Nolans, I think) that permit the use of a normal D-ring lock. They are a T shaped device with a hole in the end. https://www.nolan-usa.com/products/nolan-tbar-motorcycle-helmet-lock.html
At WingDing this summer I saw no other helmets without D-rings.

 

[bib]

I use a cable-type gun lock...loop it through the helmet and around the rack on my trunk

 

[Ansimp]

wilcoy02 » Wed Dec 12, 2018 1:48 am[/url]":nrneo6a3]
The new helmets do not have a d ring. I wondered the same thing on how to lock it up.

+1
:doh:

 

[wilcoy02]

Here is a couple of pics of his new helmet. Give your 2 cetns....

 

[pidjones]

The tee bar slides through the buckle and give a hole to lock it with.