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#1 Snowbird

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Posted 05 July 2023 - 05:42 pm

Does anyone here use the peg under the seat (4TX) to lock there skid lid too and do you ever get a lid full of rain when you return?

Is there any other sneaky lid lock options I've not caught on to yet?

The reason I ask is I've been dragged into jury service in a couple of weeks time and notice in the guide you can't take lids into the court, I've never consicered leaving my lid on the bike before but I've spotted a potential bike parking spot right beside the court with a camera overlooking and a railing I can lock the bike to.

Either that or it'll be the train and pushbike but TDM would be more convenient.


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Posted 05 July 2023 - 07:04 pm

Guard that lid! Someone will have it as a momento of court.

 

Seriously, I think member Riggers made himself a secure helmet strap on his TDM900, but I have no pics. He may have a few shots to share. Worth a try?


Edited by LAURENCEAUX, 05 July 2023 - 07:05 pm.


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Posted 05 July 2023 - 07:43 pm

I am guessing the best bet is a boike type chain around the actual helmet rather than just secured by chin strap
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As the person whos gonna wanna nick it prolly dont care if it has working strap on it or not.

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Posted 05 July 2023 - 08:02 pm

I stick mine on the mirror and use a bicycle lock to attach it to the handlebars.


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Posted 07 July 2023 - 10:21 am

Stick mine in my topbox.


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Posted 07 July 2023 - 10:24 am

No topbox, I'm veering towards pushbike and train option at least for the first day till I suss it out.

Cheers for the input chaps.


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Posted 07 July 2023 - 01:04 pm

Jury service can be really boring. Loads of time doing nothing as the wheels of justice grind slowly.

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Posted 07 July 2023 - 04:25 pm

Jury service can be really boring. Loads of time doing nothing as the wheels of justice grind slowly.

I took a book as we just sat around waiting for someone to plead innocent. The whole experience was rather deflating.




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