Helmet hooks, how do they work?

[MtotheJ]

Ive got some under my pilion seat/hump on my Kwak and wondered how you use them? They are two small J hooks either side of the frame under the seat. I cant see any obvious way of securing a helmet to them. I also saw someone using them to carry a pillion helmet whilst riding, is this safe?

Thanks guys

[Guest philgale]

put the D ring over it....job done

[Guest]

put the D ring over it....job done

and replace the seat, ensuring it is clicked into place.

NOTE: your helmet is secured by the strap so can be stolen by cutting the strap. best to use a small cable and lock..

[Guest philgale]

put the D ring over it....job done

and replace the seat, ensuring it is clicked into place.

NOTE: your helmet is secured by the strap so can be stolen by cutting the strap. best to use a small cable and lock..

 

if someone wants to cut my helmet to get it then let them, its bloody useless to anyone after that.....i doubt that would ever happen

i tend to only use them where i stop and there are lots of bikes around anyway and i cant be arsed to carry it....MFN is one place

[Guest]

if someone wants to cut my helmet to get it then let them, its bloody useless to anyone after that.....i doubt that would ever happen

i tend to only use them where i stop and there are lots of bikes around anyway and i cant be arsed to carry it....MFN is one place

I agree, and use them when at a big bike meet, but not in town, yes, a stolen helmet with a cut strap is useless, but so's trying to get home without..

[Voodoo]

put the D ring over it....job done

and replace the seat, ensuring it is clicked into place.

NOTE: your helmet is secured by the strap so can be stolen by cutting the strap. best to use a small cable and lock..

 

if someone wants to cut my helmet to get it then let them, its bloody useless to anyone after that.....i doubt that would ever happen

i tend to only use them where i stop and there are lots of bikes around anyway and i cant be arsed to carry it....MFN is one place

 

Cutting the strap is very useful to a bike thief. He then has a helmet to ride off on your bike with!