One key or two

Bought the Spyder three weeks ago. While enjoying the long buying process they said “here’s your one and only key” I said thanks and grabbed the owners manual. Owners manual says 2 keys. So we blind sided the service department by letting them know we would be back in three weeks. They didn’t realize the key was uncut and needed programmed! We’re 90 minutes away and asked several times if they would be ready for us Saturday. So the new plan is they will bring the bike and extra key to us Tuesday!
Dealer said I was the first to read true manual about getting two keys.

:coffee: An interesting start one or two keys. For a new Spyder it should be a 'two key' deal. A used Spyder could be a 'one key' factor.

I would not purchase any vehicle without two sets of keys.
Be sure you have the second set of keys in your deal.

Good Luck on Your Mission. .....:thumbup:

bought my limited 4 weeks ago, got 2 coded key, that is the standard with anything new, even a riding mower or atv,

Not the standard at Lexington Motorsports

Someone at Lexington Motorsports has accomplished a rare and difficult feat to get one's head elsewhere in its own body where it can't see the light of day.

Was this a new Spyder or used that you purchased?

Good luck with those folks.

For all the iMotorsports bashing I've heard, mine was delivered with two keys.

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Originally Posted by EdMat

Was this a new Spyder or used that you purchased?

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New out of the box!

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Originally Posted by JayBros

Someone at Lexington Motorsports has accomplished a rare and difficult feat to get one's head elsewhere in its own body where it can't see the light of day.

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& or well invested in whoever they “recommend” cut all the duplicates :barf:(good old buddy system)

They owe you another key Son. I would call them out on this one. :mad:

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Originally Posted by pidjones

For all the iMotorsports bashing I've heard, mine was delivered with two keys.

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Yup! Both of mine came with two keys. :yes:

Never have bought a new vehicle that only came with one key.

But he may come up and play

Same experience in South Florida last weekend. Even called Can Am personally and they stated that they only come with one key now. I pointed out the the owners manual that came with the F3 stated 2 keys as does their online downloadable manual. I also told him that the loss of that single key would reslult in a very expensive repair to get the bike started again. He consulted a mysterious 'supervisor' and was ultimately of no help whatsoever. Guess I'll have to go beat up the dealership and try Can Am again on Monday.

SPDERS & RYKERS come with two keys from the factory.

Cruzr Joe

All 3 of my Spyder came with extra keys, including my current 2020 RTL.

As Cruzr Joe said, all new Spyders come FROM THE FACTORY with (2) keys. If you're buying a brand new Spyder and the dealer tells you otherwise, I'd say it time to stop the transaction and find another dealer.

If there is only one key I would file in small claims court and ask for the second key. take the owners manual and a printout of the page from the computer.

My guess (and it's just a guess) is that the dealer is keeping the second key in case the unit has to be repossessed. He has no right to do that no matter what. I'll also guess that it's a small dealer.

They owe you a key.

B.S. ! Wouldn't do the purchase with only one key. I know Can Am likes to nail you on options and accessories but that is ridiculous !

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Originally Posted by K80Shooter

My guess (and it's just a guess) is that the dealer is keeping the second key in case the unit has to be repossessed. He has no right to do that no matter what. I'll also guess that it's a small dealer.

They owe you a key.

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I wonder if it is financed through BRP?

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Originally Posted by Snoking1127

I wonder if it is financed through BRP?

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I don't recall the op mentioning if it was financed or paid for but like I said it's a guess.

I have financed a couple of cars for friends and family and "always" kept a key just in case. I had a key machine and made my own. In Ga if you go to repo anything and the owner tells you no you have to leave it be until you find it setting somewhere a little later on. At least that's how it was a dozen or so years ago.