Thanks! Yea the key I had worked for all the locks, and my title hasn't came in yet from the dmv since I've had the bike for about a month and a half, the registration is in my back seat with my permit.If your gas cap matches the ignition then you could always try and take it to a locksmith to see if he can make one. I would also take the title with it to show proof of ownership.
There is also a way to remove the rear seat without breaking anything. Here is a link. Try at your own risk.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9PlUOQX6XCY
That should get you a head start. I got my key locked back there like a true dumbass and this trick worked for me. Just call a locksmith and see if he can come out and make you one. If you have proof that the bike is yours, then you shouldnt have a worry. Just ask ahead of time. The Locksmith may be a bit pricey though.Thanks! Yea the key I had worked for all the locks, and my title hasn't came in yet from the dmv since I've had the bike for about a month and a half, the registration is in my back seat with my permit.
My friend has all those parts but not sure if we should do it or just try to get a new key from a lock Smith. Around how much is it in total that way I know if I'm somewhat getting a good deal? Oh yea also do I need to buy a Kawasaki blank key or can they make one with the ones they have?That should get you a head start. I got my key locked back there like a true dumbass and this trick worked for me. Just call a locksmith and see if he can come out and make you one. If you have proof that the bike is yours, then you shouldnt have a worry. Just ask ahead of time. The Locksmith may be a bit pricey though.
You can always buy a used Ignition, trunk, and gas cap with key from Ebay. That way if someone does have your old key and knows where your bike is, he cant steal it.
Either way, GOOD LUCK!
It all depends on your area. A few years back, it was $80 for me.My friend has all those parts but not sure if we should do it or just try to get a new key from a lock Smith. Around how much is it in total that way I know if I'm somewhat getting a good deal? Oh yea also do I need to buy a Kawasaki blank key or can they make one with the ones they have?
Idk man, I can't see myself doing that :/You don't "need" a locksmith.
Buy two blanks and diy it with a file. That is how a locksmith will do it. The process is incredibly simple.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=30CmeSZb-qE
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I am not a locksmith, but the skills are required for my work.Called a locksmith and he said $70-80 but I have to take the switch. Good deal?
Yea I think everyone becomes "paranoid" once it happens to someone haha, for now I just got one that I will always have, one that will stay in my house, and I'll make another copy to put one hidden in my bike or something just incase I go on a long trip and lose it.Op....now go get like 3 copies for $7/peice lol
Every time I get a new (used) bike which has one key I run to the locksmith and make 3 copies....one goes to my best friend. One stays hidden in my room. And one is usualy in my jacket (I know....sounds paranoid)
