Feature
●Strong & Secure - Made of high-quality aluminum and zinc alloy, this heavy duty motorcycle helmet lock is tough enough to provide ultimate protection for your helmet against theft or vandalism
●3-Digit Locking Mechanism - This bicycle helmet lock works with a combination locking mechanism with over 1000 possible combinations. Simply enter a 3-digit code to open the lock. No need keys any more
●Braided Steel Cable - This carabiner lock comes with a self-coiling braided steel cable that stretches up to 8.2 feet long and can secure your helmet and jacket or two helmets at the same time
●Small & Compact - Measuring 4.25 x 2.36 inches and weighing 3.4 ounces, this handlebar helmet lock is lightweight and compact, making it easy to carry around in your pocket or bag during bike rides
●Versatile Application - Along with full-face and half-face helmets for motorbike, this bike cable lock can also be used to secure luggage, jacket, suitcase, backpack, stroller and other gear you want to lock
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Description
Keep Your Helmet Secure
This helmet lock for motorcycle can provide security and convenience for your helmet when you dont want to carry it around or put it on your bicycle
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Full-Metal DesignThe locking mechanism is made of a zinc alloy that is weather-resistant, water-resistant and rust-resistant. The carabiner-style lock with black protective coating is made of aluminum, which is light weight but extra strong |
3-Digit CombinationThis bike helmet lock features a 3-digit combination lock mechanism for keyless operation. So there is no risk of losing your keys. You can choose from 1000 different combinations personalized to your preference |
Retractable CableRetractable braided steel cable with abrasion-resistant rubber protector that wont scratch your bike or helmet. And the 8.2ft (2.5m) cable is strong & flexible, and allowing you to lock other things with your helmet |
Warm Tips:
- Please choose a password that you can easily remember and write it down in a memo or save it on your phone. If you forget it, you may be forced to cut the lock to remove your helmet
- Avoid choosing combination codes that are anniversaries, birthdays, or important dates. They may be easier to remember, but they are also easier to guess
- After the new password is reset, it is recommended to test and verify successfully before using this combination lock
- For extra protection, park your bicycle in a well-lit and frequently visited area to better stop possible thieves
