Info needed....
#1
Info needed....
OK, I know this has happened to someone so help a brotha out.
I lost the only fuggin key I have to my bike... I have looked everywhere and I cant find the danm thing.
What info do i need to get the dealer to cut a new one? i have the title but the reg is in the trunk...
title and vin# to the dealer? can they cut one with that info?
any info would be good...
Mike
I lost the only fuggin key I have to my bike... I have looked everywhere and I cant find the danm thing.
What info do i need to get the dealer to cut a new one? i have the title but the reg is in the trunk...
title and vin# to the dealer? can they cut one with that info?
any info would be good...
Mike
#2
that sucks!..with my pld gixxer i had just one key and the dealer told me to bring the whole bike down or bring the keylock housing from the stem...
with my honda it has a spare key with a number tag attached to it so i dont know how honda works..give a honda dealer a call.
with my honda it has a spare key with a number tag attached to it so i dont know how honda works..give a honda dealer a call.
#4
look for a key code on the ignition cylinder, some have it there I was told when I did the same thing. I went to the local Honda shop, they were USELESS! Finally bought a blank from them for 3 bucks and went to a local locksmith. 10 minutes later I had 2 new keys. He only hit me for 5 bucks to cut each new key.
Basically I was told by Honda that without the key code, they could do nothing more than sell me a new ignition cylinder.
Good luck
Basically I was told by Honda that without the key code, they could do nothing more than sell me a new ignition cylinder.
Good luck
#5
OH man that blows Mike.
I make a copy of every keyring I own. I can't even count how many frikin keys I have lost.
You can pull the whole ignition out and bring it to a qualified lockshop. They have key cards to look up the number on the lock and cut a key. At least the good shops can do it that way. Either that or drop the coin and buy an ignition and trunk lock set off ebay like Bri said.
Good luck,
KB
I make a copy of every keyring I own. I can't even count how many frikin keys I have lost.
You can pull the whole ignition out and bring it to a qualified lockshop. They have key cards to look up the number on the lock and cut a key. At least the good shops can do it that way. Either that or drop the coin and buy an ignition and trunk lock set off ebay like Bri said.
Good luck,
KB
#6
Thanks for the input guys, I work in lexington so i guess i'll head down to greater boston motorsports at lunch and grab a set and go home tonight to find that fuggin code..
question, How many digits is the code? or would it be better to just pull the ignition cylinder for the locksmith?
I'm having a rough week....
Mike
question, How many digits is the code? or would it be better to just pull the ignition cylinder for the locksmith?
I'm having a rough week....
Mike
#7
Pull that biotch outa the bike. If you really want to get tricky you can even open the lock up with some of those torx that have the hole in the middle and take the lock out and use a screwdriver to turn the igniton on. It worked on on a Superhawk ignition. Not sure bout yout RR.
KB
KB
#8
how about heading down to GBM and telling them someone stole your 929. Instead of dropping $$ on a set, just replace the whole bike. But before you head to GBM, stop at my house to drop something off
jk.
Lata,
Bri
jk.
Lata,
Bri
#9
aww what's the matter bri you miss your 929...I'll sell you one cheap... I'm gonna head down to gbm to get the keys then after work i'll go get that fuggin ignition out (is it hard?) and try to find a locksmith that's open.
Mike
Mike
#10
Mike
I know that Suzuki's have the "key code", the number that a dealership would need to cut you a key, stamped on the ignition. I am fairly certain that Honda does the same.
You would need to physically remove your ignition from the bike for this though. I don't know how much work this would be on your bike. Maybe be worth it to just get the blanks from GBM and have a locksmith cut em for ya.
Don't have any experience with which one would work better but good luck getting the keys for your bike.
L8R
Joel
I know that Suzuki's have the "key code", the number that a dealership would need to cut you a key, stamped on the ignition. I am fairly certain that Honda does the same.
You would need to physically remove your ignition from the bike for this though. I don't know how much work this would be on your bike. Maybe be worth it to just get the blanks from GBM and have a locksmith cut em for ya.
Don't have any experience with which one would work better but good luck getting the keys for your bike.
L8R
Joel
#11
EFF GBM they are gonna charge you like 3 gazillion dollars for anything.
I wouldn't even bring my drain oil there for disposal that's how much of co(ksuckers they are over there.
Take it out.......go to a locksmiff and get minted out.
KB
I wouldn't even bring my drain oil there for disposal that's how much of co(ksuckers they are over there.
Take it out.......go to a locksmiff and get minted out.
KB
#12
Taking the ignition off a suzuki is hard due to the safety bolts that hold it too the tripple tree, not sure if the honda is the same.
you could always bust the ignition open, permantly put it in the on position and tape it up and have a key/plug for every 929
you could always bust the ignition open, permantly put it in the on position and tape it up and have a key/plug for every 929
#14
Originally posted by Emily
Honda is the easiest the ignition pops right out. Don't ask how I know and you didn't hear that from me.
Honda is the easiest the ignition pops right out. Don't ask how I know and you didn't hear that from me.
I'll see what gbm is going to charge for two uncut keys and then pop this (easy) cylinder out and find a locksmith..anyone know a locksmith open till say 8?
#15
Shermans lock on Moody St in waltham....call em up and say that his neighbors at 33 cherry sent you.
Look for the guy with the beard. Looks like an old hippy. I can't rememeber his name but his wife's name is Lilly and she's a screamer........Don't ask how I know and you didn't hear that from me. But HesSoheard her scream to can vouch.
Or you could give me the cylinder an I will go see him on my day off tomorrow. I live about an 1/8th of a mile and know the dude. He'll hook you up. He even has the key blanks.
Ya dood that's it
Look for the guy with the beard. Looks like an old hippy. I can't rememeber his name but his wife's name is Lilly and she's a screamer........Don't ask how I know and you didn't hear that from me. But HesSoheard her scream to can vouch.
Or you could give me the cylinder an I will go see him on my day off tomorrow. I live about an 1/8th of a mile and know the dude. He'll hook you up. He even has the key blanks.
Ya dood that's it
#16
Originally posted by jimmyjammer
But HesSoheard her scream to can vouch.
Or you could give me the cylinder an I will go see him on my day off tomorrow. I live about an 1/8th of a mile and know the dude. He'll hook you up. He even has the key blanks.
Ya dood that's it
But HesSoheard her scream to can vouch.
Or you could give me the cylinder an I will go see him on my day off tomorrow. I live about an 1/8th of a mile and know the dude. He'll hook you up. He even has the key blanks.
Ya dood that's it
#20
OK guys i went to gbm they dont even have 929 blanks in stock.
I'm going to head home and pull the ignition out.
I'm heading for new york tomorrow for the weekend, so I'll be in touch on monday to find that locksmith in waltham monday after work.
Hope everyone gets a good ride in on sat it's gonna be an awsome day!!
I'm going to head home and pull the ignition out.
I'm heading for new york tomorrow for the weekend, so I'll be in touch on monday to find that locksmith in waltham monday after work.
Hope everyone gets a good ride in on sat it's gonna be an awsome day!!