Reddit reviews Masterlock Cable Lock Keyed Diff
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You can use a regular student permit ($178?) for both your motorcycle and car. UTAPS sells a "permit holder" (a plastic thing) for about $10. When I ride my motorbike, I lock the permit holder to my bike. I used to use an over-sized pad lock, but last semester I saw people using cable locks which is a MUCH better solution (link below). When I drive my car, I put the permit holder in the lower right corner of my windshield.
https://www.amazon.com/Masterlock-Cable-Lock-Keyed-Diff/dp/B0002IN1PQ/ref=zg_bs_517822_9?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=3K0JB1CXPXH0DBH4DXK3
If all you have is a motorcycle permit, you will need to pay for the daily parking permit.
Just posted a separate comment before seeing yours. I do this too. Any sort of cable lock works really well for securing your helmet. It is certainly not theft proof (a decent pair of bolt cutters will snip it right off) but it prevents someone from simply walking off with it or cutting the strap.
Per my comment:
> I spent $6 on a cable lock. I rest the chin of the helmet on my passenger peg and loop the lock through the cracked visor and around the passenger rearset (anything metal will work).
Pretty simple really! I went the affordable route after getting tired of seeing $80 shovel mounts on Amazon. I spent around $20 bucks in total for the mount. Here's another photo with a different angle.
I just went down to my local Home Depot and bought some conduit hangers. 2" hangers for my Thule MOAB IIRC. I sprayed them black to blend in a bit better since they come in silver.
Then I attached these rubber tool clamps to the conduit hangers using 1" #10 screws and washers.
So I wouldn't mess up the basket, I used some leftover rubber hose from my AOS install to act as a padding between the conduit hangers and basket.
I opted for a small cable lock to keep it from being stolen/tampered with.
I went with the Bully Tools 92510 12-Gauge Round Point Shovel Fiberglass D-Grip Handle because of it's sturdy construction. This thing is crazy strong.
If you're worried about theft, I suggest the bungee to the back seat, plus a cable gun lock (padlock with a long flexible loop).
Any sporting goods/firearm shop should have, here's an amazon one: https://www.amazon.ca/MasterLock-Keyed-Difference-Cable-Lock/dp/B0002IN1PQ/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1462913102&sr=8-5&keywords=cable+lock