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You can order either the TMC1/X270 or ZD24RDP at the folloing site:
http://www.keys4urride.com/triumph-c-37.html
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Place your spare key in a small baggy and keep it inside your lower body cavity. Problem solved.
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...and here I was just planning to staple it to my chest...
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RT-S PE#0060
I had a non chipped key made and used a magnetic key box,placed it on top of the frame under the steering box its a bit to reach.Now its covered with dust and hard to see hasnt moved in many miles
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I just had a key made for my RT. It will only fit the lock on the back trunk. Tomorrow some double sticky velcro and spare key goes into trunk and trunk key gets put away on bike. Anybody stealing a Spyder better not be in hurry. Does not make a good gettaway bike.
Last edited by rogerb; 04-12-2011 at 10:08 PM.
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What about the Phantoms? They at least look pretty stealthy!
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Originally Posted by rogerb
I just had a key made for my RT. It will only fit the lock on the back trunk. Tomorrow some double sticky velcro and spare key goes into trunk and trunk key gets put away on bike. Anybody stealing a Spyder better not be in hurry. Does not make a good gettaway bike.
Waiting for the 'puter to boot up, you would have enough time for a cup o' coffee, phone call to cops, and a stroll around the block!
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...so then I'd have to say that Spyder Ryders are more honest than the typical motorcyclist??
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Michael,
I did a search for "ZD24RTS" on the Silca website and didn't find anything. Any further advice on getting one of these? Thanks.
Mike
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Originally Posted by InspectorGadget
Or you could get a non-chip spare key that will work to open the trunks, and lock your second chipped key away(front or back trunk).
You could tape the spare non-chip key to the inside of the front oil tank cover in case of emergency---to unlock the trunk and retrieve your chipped key.C-YA RL
I just did this... Had the non-chipped key made at Rick's Lock & Key for $3. Works on all the RT locks.
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Originally Posted by liketoride2
Michael,
I did a search for "ZD24RTS" on the Silca website and didn't find anything. Any further advice on getting one of these? Thanks.
Mike
Mike:
I suggest you find a local locksmith. If he does not have them
He should be able to get them. Like I said before getting off the net
Is no going to safe anything, your going to have cut and most
Are going charge you their regular price.
Locks of Luck
Michael
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Tell me where to send my two times $.79 plus postage for two key blanks. Arthur---Mexico City xe1ll@prodigy.net.mx
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spare key delimia
Originally Posted by cjackg
I just did this... Had the non-chipped key made at Rick's Lock & Key for $3. Works on all the RT locks.
I have no Locksmith's who can do any "different " locks-- standard Honda is even hard for them-- This is a problem!!!! Several hours to a big town and I sure cant send off my Spyder key!!!!! No way!!!!! Gotta be better way- love the IPS deal but everyone will eventually figure it out!!!!! HArdto know what to do--- I had a slalesman lose a Piggaio key and he got the blank but no one could cut it---- took 2 years for me to find a place who knew a place that might cut it- this was an all day trip too!! UGH Joan
Last edited by JoanJenn; 04-15-2011 at 04:10 PM.
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Originally Posted by JoanJenn
I have no Locksmith's who can do any "different " locks-- standard Honda is even hard for them-- This is a problem!!!! Several hours to a big town and I sure cant send off my Spyder key!!!!! No way!!!!! Gotta be better way- love the IPS deal but everyone will eventually figure it out!!!!! HArdto know what to do--- I had a slalesman lose a Piggaio key and he got the blank but no one could cut it---- took 2 years for me to find a place who knew a place that might cut it- this was an all day trip too!! UGH Joan
JoanJenn:
Can you post or send me a clear close up picture of your key? Let see what I can do with it.
Locks of Luck
Michael
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Keys are an integral part of a professional locksmith's profession. How can a locksmith be "key challenged"? Are there not continuing education classes available for them?
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Originally Posted by cougar
Keys are an integral part of a professional locksmith's profession. How can a locksmith be "key challenged"? Are there not continuing education classes available for them?
Cougar:
Automotive (Motorcycle) locksmithing as always been a different animal for locksmiths, now with the transponder (Chip) keys added to the mix some like myself have decided not to invest the money and time to keep up with this part of our profession. One man shops small market, means no "no return on investment"
If you ever need a locksmith please check out ALOA (associated locksmiths of America), or ClearStar.com, They both have great locksmith finders at their web sites.
Locks of Luck
Michael
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