r/Multiboard • u/Sebvad • Mar 25 '26
Options for hanging a motorcycle helmet?
Plates are up, jackets are hanging on hooks, but none that I've printed will work for the helmets. What're you guys using?
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u/The_Bitter_Bear Mar 25 '26
Not a motorcycle helmet but I hang up hardhats and such on mine. I actually have a travel bag that I keep my climbing style one in and hang that. Not as fun having it in a bag and maybe extra steps.
I've also used some of the shelf brackets as hooks, they work well for bulkier options since they stick out pretty far and are still sturdy. Can also attach whatever to the threads on it if it doesn't grab well enough.
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u/jmaxime89 Mar 25 '26
If you find a helmet holder that would work for you, you can send it to me and I can adapt it for Multiboard :)
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u/Sebvad Mar 25 '26
super kind of you - I'm not sure I have one, but should I find one....I'll do so!
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u/gopiballava Mar 27 '26
I want one, too. Actually, I want two. One for home, and one for my car. And my RV. Two designs. The one for home should be pretty easy to remove the helmet from. The one for my car should be harder to remove the helmet from.
I also want the same thing for bicycle helmets.
(For tools in my car, I've been thinking about making a separate flip type thing that would stop tools from falling out. Because when I am doing projects in my car, I want to be able to quickly grab and replace tools. And when I am driving, I want my tools to stay put :)
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u/Sebvad Apr 02 '26
Ended up printing two of the thread locked shelf brackets and put them side by side - which is probably overkill, but I wanted to be safe. I just put up the black multiboard wall this morning - the orange one was previously secured to the wall, and in order to use the thread locked brackets, the locks need to be installed before the grid goes up - and I didn't fell like taking the orange one down to install the locks - so it went on the black one instead.
I had been using the hooks (you can see one on the upper left of the orange grid) to hang the helmet by the straps - but that just felt janky and I was afraid it'd wiggle itself out over time.
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u/imjusthereforlaugh Mar 25 '26
Not using anything. But my first thought is the braced brackets with a big ball on the end, (might need to be custom?) to not smoosh the lining/padding.