Get a third key?
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All depends on the ignition, which I'm not sure what the OP has just throwing it out there.
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Looks like the OP got himself banned. But for anyone else looking for a key just order them off ebay for a few bucks a piece then take them to home depot and have them cut for free. They might tell you they don't cut auto keys because they can't guarantee a perfect cut but I've never had problems. The keys are so cheap so the risk is nil.
A chipped key will cost a little more but shouldn't be too expensive. I bought a couple chipped blanks for my old Ford Explorer few years back and it only cost me like $9 + shipping for both. Don't know about bikes but even at $50 you'd be getting a bargain compared to the stealership. You'll need to find a locksmith or someone who can program them though.
A chipped key will cost a little more but shouldn't be too expensive. I bought a couple chipped blanks for my old Ford Explorer few years back and it only cost me like $9 + shipping for both. Don't know about bikes but even at $50 you'd be getting a bargain compared to the stealership. You'll need to find a locksmith or someone who can program them though.
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I'm sure this is an ignorant question, but how do I tell if my ignition is a HISS one? The bike is a 2002 F4i. The keys it came with seem to be just regular metal keys with a plastic end on them, but maybe I'm wrong.
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You're right. It's just a plain old mechanical ignition, there's no real key recognition. any old spare will do
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