Check your title and documentation, you may find a key number there. If so, take that number to the dealership and they should be able to cut you a key.I have lost my key and the dealership told me in order for them to get me another key made, i would have to give them a 6 digit code either on the ignition or on the gas lid lock. i've located the number on the gas lid lock and was wondering if the numbers on the ignition are the same. i would assume so since they both take the same key. thanks
Only use the dealership option as a last resort this will be far more expensive than a locksmith. Taking a lock to a locksmith and having a key made is an option but again can be expensive due to the labour involved in striping down the lock, there is also the problem of more tumblers being present in the ignition than in other locks, on some models. If your key fitted all the locks on your bike the key no from any of the locks will do. The last 3 digits of the 6 digit no is the key number this will start with the letter A,B,C or D followed by a 2 digit number between 00 and 99 for example B64 have a key cut to number is by far the best way to get a new key.I have lost my key and the dealership told me in order for them to get me another key made, i would have to give them a 6 digit code either on the ignition or on the gas lid lock. i've located the number on the gas lid lock and was wondering if the numbers on the ignition are the same. i would assume so since they both take the same key. thanks
