Wall Mounted Motorcycle Helmet Rack with 180° Swivel Arm
Your helmet sits on the wall, the floor is clear, and the jacket has its own hook. This matte black rack turns 180° to reach the helmet from either side and mounts with every part in the box.
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Your helmet sits on the wall, the floor is clear, and the jacket has its own hook. This matte black rack turns 180° to reach the helmet from either side and mounts with every part in the box.
Holds your motorcycle helmet securely on the wall with a 180° rotating arm
- helmet taking up floor or desk space
- helmet and gear piling up in the garage
- hard-to-reach helmet storage
Your helmet on the wall, your floor back
Helmet rolling around the garage floor or crowding the desk? This matte black wall rack holds it securely, swings 180° to reach it, and leaves room for your jacket.
Swing it to reach your helmet from any angle
- Swing it 180° to reach your helmet
The arm turns a full 180°, so you can reach the helmet from either side without lifting it off the rack. Park, swing the arm out, lift the helmet and rotate it back to the wall. The ball head is removable and the screw-in nut keeps it firm once tightened.
- Holds the helmet, and the jacket
The double-prong lower hook sits under the helmet and takes a jacket, bag or light gear. Your riding jacket stops sliding off the bike and your helmet stays clear of it. The bracket is solid metal with no plastic in the load path.
Mount it in one drill session
- 1Pick a solid wall
Choose masonry, a wood stud or a rated wall at about helmet height. Skip plaster or hollow board unless you use the included anchors correctly.
- 2Mark and drill
Hold the bracket level, mark the holes and drill for the four wall anchors. The rack mounts with screws and anchors, so this is a drilling job, not a stick-on.
- 3Set the anchors and screws
Tap in the anchors, then drive the four mounting screws through the bracket until the rack sits firm. Give it a light pull to check it does not move.
- 4Snap on the end caps
Press a black end cap onto each exposed screw end before you hang anything.
- 5Set the arm and hang the helmet
Fit the removable ball head on the screw-in nut, tighten it, then lift the helmet onto the arm and rotate it to the wall. Hang the jacket on the lower hook.
Everything to mount two racks in one box
- Helmet rack unit×2
Matte black powder-coated metal with a 180° swivel arm and lower hook
- Mounting screws×4
Fix each bracket to the wall
- Wall anchors×4
For masonry, wood studs or a rated wall
- Black end caps×4
Cover exposed screw ends so they do not scratch the helmet shell
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Yes, plan on one drill session. The rack mounts with four screws and four wall anchors, so you drill four holes into a solid wall. Use the included anchors in masonry, wood studs or a rated wall. Skip plaster or hollow board without them.
The arm is built for the helmet, and the double-prong lower hook takes a jacket or light gear. Keep the helmet centred on the arm and hang the heavier jacket on the hook rather than stacking gear on the arm.
The arm projects 9.0 cm (3.54 in) from the wall and the ball head is 12.0 cm (4.73 in) across. Measure your helmet's inner lining against those numbers before you mount, since the rack is sized for a standard helmet shape.
A floor stand eats floor space and tips over when the garage gets busy. A plastic hook gives the helmet one fixed spot and nothing for the jacket. This rack lifts the helmet off the floor, turns it to reach, and adds a lower hook. Set against a helmet that gets scuffed or knocked over every week, one drill session with the included parts is the cheaper option.
Two rack units, four mounting screws, four wall anchors and four black end caps. Each rack is 32.5 cm (12.8 in) tall at its full height, with hook spacing of 3.0 cm (1.18 in).