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A Smarter Design Approach to the Lockable Bike Helmet
The Oshel, by industrial designers Masaru Kiyota and Sawyer Hagen
Earlier we looked at the OBH (On Board Helmet), a lockable bike system designed by an engineer. It required a rather bulky mount.
In contrast, industrial designer Masaru Kiyota has produced a smarter design. This Oshel bike helmet concept, done in collaboration with fellow industrial designer Sawyer Hagen, is simply designed to accommodate a U-lock.
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Nice simple design. Interesting from a Japanese guy. A uniquely non-Japanese problem where bike theft is thwarted with a necklace grade "lock".
much simpler!
I'm confused. Motorcycles have had helmet locks for ages, like this. Just hook the D-ring from the chin strap through the U-bolt and click it shut. Use a key to pop it back out again.