Helmet box for KZ440

TexasKZ wrote:

Personally, I am a fan of the KZ400 Deluxe
 

You should get another one.

The buy-it-now price is $2000
https://www.[ebay].com/itm/325508594214

Nerdy wrote:

TexasKZ wrote:

Personally, I am a fan of the KZ400 Deluxe

 

You should get another one.

The buy-it-now price is $2000
https://www.[ebay].com/itm/325508594214

Sweet, but I am not sure I could afford the divorce attorney that comes with it 

TexasKZ wrote:

Nerdy wrote:

TexasKZ wrote:

Personally, I am a fan of the KZ400 Deluxe


 

You should get another one.

The buy-it-now price is $2000
https://www.[ebay].com/itm/325508594214

Sweet, but I am not sure I could afford the divorce attorney that comes with it 

 

You know the equation for this, "how many bikes are enough?" = (divorce - 1) 

Wookie58 wrote:

TexasKZ wrote:

Nerdy wrote:

TexasKZ wrote:

Personally, I am a fan of the KZ400 Deluxe



 

You should get another one.

The buy-it-now price is $2000
https://www.[ebay].com/itm/325508594214

Sweet, but I am not sure I could afford the divorce attorney that comes with it 

 

You know the equation for this, "how many bikes are enough?" = (divorce - 1) 

Yup 

And the proper number of bikes is (N + 1)

Yes I have, and I've purchased one (or rather, I put it on my birthday wish list and my son very kindly bought it for me). 

I invented such a thing in my mind while pondering this problem, then a search on tinternet dashed my entrepreneurial spirit 

It is an Oxford OX624 Lockable Helmet Bag from (where else?) Amazon:  amzn.eu/d/7X0fRVE . I am able to lock the back wheel to railings with the helmet in the bag. It's a bit tight but it works.

I have full helmet, to answer your question. 

As you use it more I would be interested in your review of it. I have thought about getting one myself.

I've used it three times now and I think it's very good. It took two clumsy effort until I realised it's easier to chain the bike to the fence AFTER the helmet is in the bag. I keep the bag and chain together, rather than separately, that way there is no need to re-thread the chain through the fabric tunnel of the bag every time. I've realised too that there is a handy strap on the top of the bag to attach it to the fence. This prevents rain getting into the bag from where the chain exits. I'll do that next time.

I've attached a picture to let you see it in use. 

And it's definitely rainproof - yesterday demonstrated that.