XSR900 Helmet Hook (lock) 2022-2026
We’ve come up with a simple solution to lock your helmet!
Remove your seat and bolts located on the right or left side frame rail (seat latch bracket). Install your new stainless steel helmet hook with the existing bolts and that’s it!
When properly installed, this will secure your helmet when the seat is locked.
How to Video Link
Helmets should not be secured while riding. Helmet hooks are intended to be used while parked.
We are seeing some variation in seat shapes on 2025+ models. In some cases, the hooks may need to be bent slightly outward. This can be done with the helmet hook mounted to the bike, using pliers with the seat removed.
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XSR900 Helmet Hook (lock) 2022-2026
We’ve come up with a simple solution to lock your helmet!
Remove your seat and bolts located on the right or left side frame rail (seat latch bracket). Install your new stainless steel helmet hook with the existing bolts and that’s it!
When properly installed, this will secure your helmet when the seat is locked.
How to Video Link
Helmets should not be secured while riding. Helmet hooks are intended to be used while parked.
We are seeing some variation in seat shapes on 2025+ models. In some cases, the hooks may need to be bent slightly outward. This can be done with the helmet hook mounted to the bike, using pliers with the seat removed.
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We’ve come up with a simple solution to lock your helmet!
Remove your seat and bolts located on the right or left side frame rail (seat latch bracket). Install your new stainless steel helmet hook with the existing bolts and that’s it!
When properly installed, this will secure your helmet when the seat is locked.
How to Video Link
Helmets should not be secured while riding. Helmet hooks are intended to be used while parked.
We are seeing some variation in seat shapes on 2025+ models. In some cases, the hooks may need to be bent slightly outward. This can be done with the helmet hook mounted to the bike, using pliers with the seat removed.
