Got hammered in Boulder last night and long story short, lost my keys with my bike key on it. Is there a way to order the replacement from Suzuki or something? Thanks.
Got hammered in Boulder last night and long story short, lost my keys with my bike key on it. Is there a way to order the replacement from Suzuki or something? Thanks.
You can sleep in your car but you can't race a house.
I call my engine bay "The Ranch", cuz that's where my 172 horses live.
'01 sv650s Blk hotbodites full fairing.
Suzuki will only send you a blank key which you can have someone cut. MV33 just had a key made for the 750 he just bought.
the original keys came with a little piece of plastic with a number on it, if you have that number you can get a new key easier...
Dealership can get you a blank, but don't know if they can get you the cut key. Unless it is cut on the inside or something strange like that, i'd call a locksmith and see if they will make a key for it, and if it will cost very much. My bro bought a bike at the denver cop auction, and the locksmiths there charged $20 if i remember right. Onsite service might cost more, but it will be quicker than waiting for a key blank to come in and then get it cut.
John in Boulder
84' Kawasaki ZX750E1 Turbo (new project)
82' Yamaha Seca Turbo
77' Yamaha IT-400
Are you sure someone didn't take em...cause they didn't want you driving?
~Travis~
It's okay...I'm a Doctor.
2003 GSX-R600 - Former Love
2003 Kawasaki ZX6R - Former Love
1999 Suzuki TL1000R - Former Love
2004 DRZ400E - New Dirty
2002 KFX 650 - Quad
I didn't ride to the bars and I've never even thought of riding while drunk. I had to break into my own house and everyone I was out with I've seen so they would have said if they took em. I'll try the locksmith thing thanks. I was worried I'd have to buy a new ignition or something.
You can sleep in your car but you can't race a house.
I call my engine bay "The Ranch", cuz that's where my 172 horses live.
'01 sv650s Blk hotbodites full fairing.
Keys found at the Walnut Brewery. And it came gave me an excuse to talk to the hostess. Boo yah drinking is great.
You can sleep in your car but you can't race a house.
I call my engine bay "The Ranch", cuz that's where my 172 horses live.
'01 sv650s Blk hotbodites full fairing.
Nice closure to the story. That's awesome.
~Brandon~
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MV Agusta F3 800 - "Amy Lou"
Rattan Fat Bear Plus - "Lynda"
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Don't call a locksmith or anything crazy like that. The solution is very simple and very cheap. Take the ignition switch (the thing the key goes into) off the bike. They make it to where it is very inconvienient to do, but it is just a couple of screws with "star" heads holding it on.
Once you have that off, look around on the switch for a number. That is the number of the key you need. Go to the dealer and say, "I have this bike, its a xx xx xxx and I need a key for it. The key is #xxxxxxxx". It costs like $3.
00' Hayabusa
I think he already found the key like a week ago.
Doh!
00' Hayabusa