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Show Chrome Helmet Holder Stud with Padlock - 53-113

Part #:
617296
Manufacturer Part #:
53-113

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Overview of Show Chrome Helmet Holder Stud with Padlock - 53-113

There's always a spot for your helmet with this chrome helmet stud
6mm thread for clutch or brake pin replacement
Fits all Honda Gold Wing, Honda cruisers and Yamaha cruisers

Shank Length with Threads: 33mm (1 5/16 in.)
Length of Threaded Portion: 11mm (7/16 in.)
Shank Diameter: 7.9mm
Thread Diameter: 6mm

Specs for Show Chrome Helmet Holder Stud with Padlock - 53-113

Type	Helmet Lock
Units	Each
Weight	0.25 lbs

Alternate/OEM Part Number(s):

05210204

Specs for Show Chrome Helmet Holder Stud with Padlock - 53-113

Type	Helmet Lock
Units	Each
Weight	0.25 lbs

Fitment for Show Chrome Helmet Holder Stud with Padlock - 53-113

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Part 617296 fits the following machines

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I use this on my Honda Valkyrie. Most of the time I just use it to hang the helmet on while the bike is in my garage, or if I park somewhere that I'm not worried about it being stolen. I installed this on the clutch handle. Good fit, easy install.

As you can see, the lock is tiny. It could be cut real easy. But of course, so can the D-rings, or the strap on the helmet, so a much bigger lock doesn't accomplish much. If you buy this to lock your helmet, make sure you put the lock on above the D-rings, but in the center curved area. The lock will fit in the groove at the very top, but if you lock it there, the D-rings can be wiggled over the lock.