Hide a key

[cabodan]

I like the idea about others carrying the spare key. I always have the "other" key in one of my pockets.

This is what I did,I got an generic non chip key and a climbers clip/hook and clipped it under the drivers side on the frame and then I put my extra BRP key in trunk or frunk.

 

[OverHillAndDale]

This wasn't my idea, but it works great.

I bought a flat unchipped key blank and stuck it under my floorboard mat. The mats just pull right off, and even in the unlikely event that someone finds it it won't start the bike. I leave the chipped spare key in the trunk.

 

[cabodan]

This wasn't my idea, but it works great.

I bought a flat unchipped key blank and stuck it under my floorboard mat. The mats just pull right off, and even in the unlikely event that someone finds it it won't start the bike. I leave the chipped spare key in the trunk.

They may not be able to start bike but they can open your trunk and frunk and get to your spare key and your valuables....

 

[IdahoMtnSpyder]

They may not be able to start bike but they can open your trunk and frunk and get to your spare key and your valuables....

The security of the chipped key in the trunk or frunk depends entirely on you always locking them. I don't do that, hence the scheme of hiding the chip key where you have to use tools to get to it. The seat is always locked.

 

[SpyderCruiser]

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Aprilia-FALCO-FUTURA-Key-Blank-2002-2003-2004-2005-2006-2007-/281117702417
I do have several that I'd be willing to share.

Bob,
The key link on eBay you posted, will that key work on a 2015 RTL?:dontknow:
Thanks

 

[Bob Denman]

Slide your chipped key down underneath the Frunk Liner... By the time they find it; people will be starting to take notice! :thumbup:
If you don't have the liner: Maybe you can hide it in the front fuse boxes...