Honda Navi Helmet Lock: Where is it? How does it work?

[@liuhongqian]

I just bought a Navi last week. This video is very helpful. Thanks

[@Lookie-Lookie]

Glad to be helpful. Happy riding!

[@123edwardzpad]

A good how to demonstration video. Thank you.

[@fernandofigueroa4224]

Genius. Thanks!

[@oiulti6900]

Is there an issue if water gets inside there via, let’s say I left my Navi outside for like 3 hours without the seat cover on, and it god rained on without the seat, via water got inside that area you’re showing when you removed the seat. Is that an issue for the Navi via water damage or?!

[@Lookie-Lookie]

If you leave the seat off and water gets under the seat, dry the area as best you can, and let it air-dry until there is no more moisture. You can run a hairdryer on the area to accelerate drying, but don't use a heat gun. After the area is completely dry, test the bike and make sure there is no lost functionality, including all lights, horn, starter, etc. Make sure the bike drives and functions 100% normally. Then, going forward, make sure the seat is always on the bike. The Navi is designed to be in the rain for reasonable periods without damage, but that's assuming the seat is in place and all other parts are in place. If the seat or other parts are missing and the bike gets wet, then water can come in contact with parts of the bike that are not as weather-resistant, which could shorten the longevity of the bike, or increase the need for repairs. For example, there are wires and other components under the seat that are designed based on the assumption that a seat will always be protecting them from the elements. If that seat isn't there, then these parts may not perform as well, their life may be shortened, etc. Hope this information helps.

[@dennismau9103]

What do you do if your helmet has the other latching mechanism without the the d-ring? A lot of the new helmets don't have the d-ring.

[@Lookie-Lookie]

Good question! Can you share a link to such a helmet so I can see how it works?

[@charlottesmom]

Had to go check if mine does...it doesn't! Damn!! 😮

[@o0CallOfTheWild0o]

I just ordered one of these and am trying to figure out how to lock it up. It doesn't have disc brakes, so can't use a disc lock. Any suggestions?

[@vocath2639]

There is a steering lock on the right side, under the speedometer

[@Rudiudiii]

Had the same problem the steering lock is easily brocken just by rocking it back and forth so use a lock aswell a decent u lock works well hook it through the front wheel where the holes are in the wheel in combination with the steering lock you make it tricky for people to steal without a angle grinder

[@o0CallOfTheWild0o]

@@Rudiudiii what brand/size u lock did you get. I've tried 2 now and both are still too big to fit thru the front wheel holes

[@Rudiudiii]

@@o0CallOfTheWild0o the first one I got worked fine mesure the width between the wheel holes and find one that works try get a kryptonite new york or a onguard pitball u lock which I know works

[@Rudiudiii]

@@o0CallOfTheWild0o I'll get the sizing of my u lock at some point today should be easy enough to find one

[@ROCKDESTROYER.]

That's the worst helmet lock i've seen, having the seat lock the helmet is a weird design choice, but again this whole bike is a weird design choice !