Leaving Key in the ignition when home, any electrical problems with the Spyder?

[old Timer]

I always put the key in my pocket when ever out and about on all of our vehicles when getting off of or out of. Other wise when put snugly away under cover at home, in the vehicle.

 

[Isopedella]

I noticed lately I seem to always put my key in my left pocket when parked somewhere, and then search my right pocket first for the key on return. Sheesh. Dont get old.

 

[pegasus1300]

Why is it you never remember to put the key in the ignition until after you put on your gloves?:roflblack::roflblack::roflblack:

 

[old Timer]

Why is it you never remember to put the key in the ignition until after you put on your gloves?:roflblack::roflblack::roflblack:

Can't tell you how many times I have done that..................................

 

[2dogs]

Can't tell you how many times I have done that..................................

Yep, I've done, and do the same dam thing. I am sure it's a sign of oldtimers, not Alzheimer's, oldtimers. Keep on ride'n as long as you can.

 

[EdMat]

Why is it you never remember to put the key in the ignition until after you put on your gloves?:roflblack::roflblack::roflblack:

The bigger question is why do you not get your key out of your pocket till you have your rain pants fastened up? :gaah:

 

[Gwolf]

The bigger question is why do you not get your key out of your pocket till you have your rain pants fastened up? :gaah:

Actually, I live in Florida, where it is usually warm enough that you don't have to wear any pants when you ride.

 

[Peter Aawen]

Actually, I live in Florida, where it is usually warm enough that you don't have to wear any pants when you ride.

But if you ride naked or semi-naked like that, doesn't your bum get all sweaty & stick to the seat?? :dontknow:

And what on earth do you do to stop from burning the delicate parts of your anatomy if you get back on the bike after leaving it sitting in the sun for a while?? :shocked: AFAIK, the OEM seat material gets hot enough to be uncomfortably hot after sitting in the sun for a bit when you're clothed with a layer of protective gear between you'n it, I really can't imagine how hot & painful that'd be on bare skin!! :yikes:

 

[LongIsland]

I guess I'm the Oddball :roflblack: .... I always REMOVE it from the lock and place it on the recessed instrument cluster ... #1- I will never accidently leave it in the ON position, and I've read here that removing the key AWAY from the internal antenna in the ignition switch allows a Complete Re-Boot ..... JMHO ... Mike :thumbup:

Wouldn't it reboot when you remove the key and leave the trike while having a meal or shopping? When parked in my garage, I leave the key in the ignition. I've been doing it since July of 2012 with no problems.

 

[Gwolf]

But if you ride naked or semi-naked like that, doesn't your bum get all sweaty & stick to the seat?? :dontknow:

And what on earth do you do to stop from burning the delicate parts of your anatomy if you get back on the bike after leaving it sitting in the sun for a while?? :shocked: AFAIK, the OEM seat material gets hot enough to be uncomfortably hot after sitting in the sun for a bit when you're clothed with a layer of protective gear between you'n it, I really can't imagine how hot & painful that'd be on bare skin!! :yikes:

You fold your pants and sit on them, because they won't let you in the restaurant without them.

 

[K80Shooter]

You fold your pants and sit on them, because they won't let you in the restaurant without them.

I have saw signs that say, "No shoes, No shirts" No Service. I've never seen one say anything about pants though. opcorn:

 

[ollicat]

Why is it you never remember to put the key in the ignition until after you put on your gloves?:roflblack::roflblack::roflblack:

And I thought I was the only one.

 

[Isopedella]

Seem im doomed.
Guilty also with the gloves and wets. sheesh

 

[Gwolf]

I have saw signs that say, "No shoes, No shirts" No Service. I've never seen one say anything about pants though. opcorn:

Nope, they don't put up signs, but if you walk in a restaurant without none on, you will hear about it.