helmet lock
yeah, i'm guessing they changed the pegs or the ignition. locksmith is your best bet. or look for an aftermarket option. i don't use the lock that often. carbin fiber helmet, too easy to get scratched there.
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Thanks for all the input, guys. I've called a few locksmiths in dealing with losing my ignition key and they want over $100, even if I drive it to them. Although, F3LUV, I have not tried using all of the keys that came with my bike... ridiculously obvious and simple approach that I've completely overlooked!! I'll try it out tonight, but I'm pretty sure none of my keys work in the helmet lock. It IS in a bogus spot too, I mangled the chin of a nice Scorpion helmet while riding a block or so with my lid still in the lock. No Bueno. thanks for the help!!
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None of my keys work in the helmet lock and a locksmith is way too pricy. Initially, my ignition key worked in the helmet lock as well but I lost the key to my ignition and had to get SpicyMeowMix to send me an ignition and key set, which worked great. Now I have no key access to my helmet lock. I really want to use it so that I don't have to carry my lid everywhere after I'm parked and I'm curious... does anyone have any other suggestions? Thanks for the time, CBR Forum!
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None of my keys work in the helmet lock and a locksmith is way too pricy. Initially, my ignition key worked in the helmet lock as well but I lost the key to my ignition and had to get SpicyMeowMix to send me an ignition and key set, which worked great. Now I have no key access to my helmet lock. I really want to use it so that I don't have to carry my lid everywhere after I'm parked and I'm curious... does anyone have any other suggestions? Thanks for the time, CBR Forum!
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I like where your head's at Kerosene, but I have a custom seat that has no strap.
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or something like
and hang it off the passenger peg... you can attach the helmet to this and let it sit on the passenger peg
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hmm, other choice is on the mirror, or you can make your own little hanger... just grab metal twine they use to tie down bike parts for track, make a little loop somehow mount it on the underside of the seat and hang it from the outside of your plastics... it'll be a bit ugly unless you make it hide somehow... maybe something retractable...
or something like
and hang it off the passenger peg... you can attach the helmet to this and let it sit on the passenger peg
or something like
and hang it off the passenger peg... you can attach the helmet to this and let it sit on the passenger peg
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Cut off that bloody lock when you get a chance, grind it down then send to powder coat, it'll look lots better, I took pictures of my bike today, I'll post them up... I took a pic of the passenger pegs, I cut the reservoir mount and the helmet lock.
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hmm, other choice is on the mirror, or you can make your own little hanger... just grab metal twine they use to tie down bike parts for track, make a little loop somehow mount it on the underside of the seat and hang it from the outside of your plastics... it'll be a bit ugly unless you make it hide somehow... maybe something retractable...
or something like
and hang it off the passenger peg... you can attach the helmet to this and let it sit on the passenger peg
or something like
and hang it off the passenger peg... you can attach the helmet to this and let it sit on the passenger peg