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SuperSavage Senior Member Offline SuzukiSavage.com Rocks! Posts: 341	Re: The hideous bulky key Reply #15 - 11/03/11 at 20:39:52 If you don't like it, cut it off with an exacto knife. You leave your key in your bike when you park it? Really? That's just asking for it.
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Re: The hideous bulky key
Reply #16 - 11/03/11 at 20:55:58

MotoBuddha wrote on 11/01/11 at 19:20:18:

We're talking about a budget bike designed more than 20 years ago. We're lucky it has digital ignition and a disk brake. So a chip embedded in the key? Mmmmmmmmm, I doubt it.

I didn't ask about a 20 yr old bike. I asked if there were any bikes out there who have a chip in the key. I have read about some models of higher end bikes with a key fob that activates to ignition, I think. It wouldn't be good for a Noob to go remodeling a hundred dollar key.

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houstonbofh Senior Member Offline SuzukiSavage.com Rocks! Posts: 420 Houston, TX Gender:	Re: The hideous bulky key Reply #17 - 11/08/11 at 15:12:33 I do not know of any, but it would not surprise me on the newer bikes. It would require a computer controlled ignition, however. That is how they work... On the orriginal note, however. Get a key here... http://www.keysnuts.com/
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MrBrownTX Full Member Offline Posts: 242 Caddo Mills TX Gender:	Re: The hideous bulky key Reply #18 - 11/09/11 at 07:23:44 houstonbofh wrote on 11/08/11 at 15:12:33: I do not know of any, but it would not surprise me on the newer bikes. It would require a computer controlled ignition, however. That is how they work... On the orriginal note, however. Get a key here... http://www.keysnuts.com/ LOVE IT!!!
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Re: The hideous bulky key
Reply #19 - 11/09/11 at 10:02:09

houstonbofh wrote on 11/08/11 at 15:12:33:

I do not know of any, but it would not surprise me on the newer bikes. It would require a computer controlled ignition, however. That is how they work... On the orriginal note, however. Get a key here... http://www.keysnuts.com/

Oh no, this is too cool. I gotta have one... a RED one!

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Re: The hideous bulky key
Reply #20 - 11/09/11 at 10:08:04

Boofer wrote on 11/03/11 at 20:55:58:

MotoBuddha wrote on 11/01/11 at 19:20:18:

We're talking about a budget bike designed more than 20 years ago. We're lucky it has digital ignition and a disk brake. So a chip embedded in the key? Mmmmmmmmm, I doubt it.

I didn't ask about a 20 yr old bike. I asked if there were any bikes out there who have a chip in the key. I have read about some models of higher end bikes with a key fob that activates to ignition, I think. It wouldn't be good for a Noob to go remodeling a hundred dollar key.

Tell ya what, if I ever run across a noob here on the Savage board asking about modifying the key for high end late model bike, I'll pass along your warning, as well as suggesting he/she is asking on the wrong board. Grin

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