Lanyard attaches to a zip-tie tightly installed onto the key. Lanyard is slightly taught attached to right side of handlebar, which prevents lanyard from "flapping in the breeze". :clap:
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Lanyard attaches to a zip-tie tightly installed onto the key. Lanyard is slightly taught attached to right side of handlebar, which prevents lanyard from "flapping in the breeze". :clap:
What’s the primary purpose of this setup?
You need a a yellow lanyard :thumbup:
"Eventually" the plastic tabs will fatigue due to snapping on & off the knob thingy, and you will lose your key going down the road! PLUS, you are much less likely to lose a key if attached to lanyard, vs. being by its lonesome. :yes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Gsrodeo47
I'm gonna add blue stripes on the yellow hood cover. :ohyea:Quote:
Originally Posted by KC61
Sure would be nice if you could leave the damn thing in your pocket.
I just leave my spare on my keychain. Primary goes in my pocket when not riding.
You can. Once the ryker has been started, the key fob can be removed.Quote:
Originally Posted by KC61
The display will give a warning about the key missing (down at the bottom), but you can operate just fine.
There ya go, problem solved. Seems like a good solution. Start it then put it in your pocket.Quote:
Originally Posted by mikeyuberalles
But the warning keeps you from seeing on your display what you WANT to see - no solution at all.Quote:
Originally Posted by KC61
Mine is the best one.
BraggerQuote:
Originally Posted by Aufgeblassen47
looks like an accident waiting to happen.
How in the blue blazes possible? :chill:Quote:
Originally Posted by DirkDiggler