I went to a Yamaha dealership for a key for my 2012 Yamaha Zuma. They pretty much told me too bad...lol. I brought in my Vin...too. A locksmitch will charge you over $100.
Thanks for the video. Having a key like you did makes it easy to find a key. Without the key, I've found the helmet locks are the easiest to remove. The code is stamped on the underside. If your lock has more than three characters it is always the last three that are the key code. This is true from the late 70s up until the early 90s. As you said, later models had a small tag that came with the original keys that contained the key code. If you don't record the number, there is no way to find the code on the bike. However, most dealers record the key code. If you know where the bike was purchased and you can prove ownership, the selling dealer may be able to help you. The VIN will not do you any good at the dealer or the distributor.
@trisa9625 lmfao it's amazing how some folks don't drown in a bottle of water. Under the lock. He clearly says to cut it off and it's stamped "under it" being on the backside of the actual lock itself... hope we narrowed that down for ya🤣
Any lock on your Goldwing will have the three digit code. Either a helmet lock or the lock on your storage area would be easiest to access. On eBay there are people that will make a key from the code for around $10.
My Triumph has a number stamped on the headstock lock. Would that be the number or code ur referring to? And how much is a key gonna cost? Thanks. Its a smaller key, the ignition key doesn't even start to go in to the lock. Thanks.
Hi I would like to seek urgent help as I lost my Honda.Forza 250cc(2005model) which i got a present from my Grandmum in 2007. Now I couldn't able to turn ignitiom switch and unable to start the engine. Can you please help to advise how may I get the key/bar code for it.
I have a 1982 Honda cm450e and I have lost the key. does anyone know if key code is on key cylinder base or on the helmet base? the numbers I get are different. I do not want to destroy the gas cap. please help.
Hey I have a 2020 cbr1000rr someone has stolen the keys too and I didn’t write it down in the manual I didn’t think about it but now I have not been able to ride for months. I am currently trying to get the bolts out of the ignition cylinder which have to be drilled out I am told but my forks are locked and im not sure how to get the drill with bit of that size in there to drill it. Any help would be greatly appreciated
hey mate kool vid but was wondering, for a cbr250r 2011 if i only have one key for my bike and want spares can i get spares cut and if so would i also need codes for these spare keys? from Australia in case that makes any difference.
I just ordered keys from Ebay and had a key place cut it.. just so I have a spare. Hope that helps. Extra keys are a Given when ever buying something second hand.. brand new they usally give you a couple. I don't ever wait when buying anything. I always get a key made most of the time 2. And make sure they work. Best of luck mate.
I have small stamped 812 and casted B1 to bottom of the ignition switch (Kawasaki) is that the code for the key i open the lock and didnt see other markings. it is a 89 enduro
So when I get the key code I can find another same exact coded key for my grom? I want to buy this grom but it has title and kid lost the key.... what do I do 🤦♂️
Great video but you didn't indicate where the code is on the ignition barrel. I lost the key to my 1983 Honda Magna and removing the ignition barrel was relatively easy compared to removing the gas cap lock or the seat/helmet lock. SO I have the ignition barrel removed and I did find a code. It was tiny and barely legible with the naked eye. I had to take a picture of it and zoom in to really see it. In any case, the code on it does not seem right based on what I've read about what the format of the code should be. It's a 6 digit code with only one letter- an 'R' in the second digit place. The rest are all numbers. Would this be the key code that I can take to a locksmith to have a key made?
Byron, on Hondas of that era, the last three digits are your key code. They will either be all numeric, such as 123, or begin with the letter A,B,C, or D followed by two numbers.
@@miguelarr4629 I'm fairly sure a 96 would have a key number stamped on any lock. I believe it was later that Honda only provided a code stamped on a piece of metal.
Hey just want to put it out there that I seriously don't think any place Would ever make a key for Any vehicle by just Givin them the V.I.N. Even if they could make them that way. Just because V.I.N. Numbers are located just about everywhere on vehicles. The dash board, door jams, etc. Way to easy to get one for thieves. If you could get one that way.. which I highly doubt, you would need proof of ownership etc.. plys.. how many places have keys laying around from any vehicle never mind something much older. The auto maker themselves Possibly could but I doubt that. My advice is get a key made before you even register your motorcycle, car, truck.. etc. That way you have a spare or 2. Also.. make sure they work. The person buying from an auction who bought a motorcycle, I'd change everything over.. ignition and everything. It may cost you a lil. If you decide to just sell it , or keep it, Nobody wants to deal with getting a key., plus you don't know if it runs gd, or runs at all. Good luck to everyone here. Good video btw. Thanks.
I tried it with the VIN number the dealer wants to sell you a whole new ignition system plus labor which is about the same as the locksmith $300 they don't know anything about key codes they said and with an older bike I think they're just spinning my wheels they want to sell me a new ignition
Just lost my key to a 2014 Kawasaki 300 ninja. Dealership wants to put in a whole new ignition switch in which is stupid. I'm like there's got to be something else out there way cheaper and not a run for my money. Thanks for video
Hello I lost my only key and the locksmith wants $300 to come out and make a key I'm not working and I haven't ridden the bike for almost 3 weeks I don't know that it will start now I don't want the battery to go dead I had put a new battery in with the last bit of money that I had. Anyway I have a 2005 C90 Boulevard I've looked everywhere for a code I can't find it. I don't have any tools really to try to take off the ignition switch I see that it's an Allen I'm not sure it's something small like a five or six or something like that but I don't have it and I can't afford to buy any tools. Thank you Mike
Thanks for the video. Do you know if I would find the key code stamped on a Kawasaki w650 (2002) just like on the model you showed in the video? I just lost my only key..
I cannot find mine someone stole my bike I found it and now there saying they lost my keys smh I have my pink slip I was thinking I could make a key like that
Whats really atrocious is that with cars if you can prove ownership [title and/or bill of sale] BMW will ship you a replacement key. Why motorcycles - which are comparatively cheaper cannot implement this beats me. Stories of Yamaha and Honda asking verifiable owners to pay for replacement of all key components is irrational bordering on bizarre. If BMW can secure the information for a 60K car Yamaha and Honda should be able to do it for 15K motorcycles!
I didn't even think about taking off my helmet lock. It was super easy thank you for the idea
I went to a Yamaha dealership for a key for my 2012 Yamaha Zuma. They pretty much told me too bad...lol. I brought in my Vin...too. A locksmitch will charge you over $100.
I jus bought a 2007 yamaha vstar 1100 from the police auction. It has all the keys except for the ignition key. How would I go about getting one?
Thanks for the video. Having a key like you did makes it easy to find a key. Without the key, I've found the helmet locks are the easiest to remove. The code is stamped on the underside. If your lock has more than three characters it is always the last three that are the key code. This is true from the late 70s up until the early 90s. As you said, later models had a small tag that came with the original keys that contained the key code. If you don't record the number, there is no way to find the code on the bike. However, most dealers record the key code. If you know where the bike was purchased and you can prove ownership, the selling dealer may be able to help you. The VIN will not do you any good at the dealer or the distributor.
underside were? behind it or towards the floor
@trisa9625 lmfao it's amazing how some folks don't drown in a bottle of water. Under the lock. He clearly says to cut it off and it's stamped "under it" being on the backside of the actual lock itself... hope we narrowed that down for ya🤣
Hello, I have a 2001 honda Goldwing with NO key from an estate. I am struggling to find a locksmith and wondered if there are any other options?
Any lock on your Goldwing will have the three digit code. Either a helmet lock or the lock on your storage area would be easiest to access. On eBay there are people that will make a key from the code for around $10.
dude i wanted a cheaper way...and how can i open if i dont have the key.
My Triumph has a number stamped on the headstock lock. Would that be the number or code ur referring to? And how much is a key gonna cost? Thanks. Its a smaller key, the ignition key doesn't even start to go in to the lock. Thanks.
Hi I would like to seek urgent help as I lost my Honda.Forza 250cc(2005model) which i got a present from my Grandmum in 2007. Now I couldn't able to turn ignitiom switch and unable to start the engine. Can you please help to advise how may I get the key/bar code for it.
I have a 1982 Honda cm450e and I have lost the key. does anyone know if key code is on key cylinder base or on the helmet base? the numbers I get are different. I do not want to destroy the gas cap. please help.
Hey I have a 2020 cbr1000rr someone has stolen the keys too and I didn’t write it down in the manual I didn’t think about it but now I have not been able to ride for months. I am currently trying to get the bolts out of the ignition cylinder which have to be drilled out I am told but my forks are locked and im not sure how to get the drill with bit of that size in there to drill it. Any help would be greatly appreciated
hey mate kool vid but was wondering, for a cbr250r 2011 if i only have one key for my bike and want spares can i get spares cut and if so would i also need codes for these spare keys? from Australia in case that makes any difference.
I just ordered keys from Ebay and had a key place cut it.. just so I have a spare. Hope that helps. Extra keys are a Given when ever buying something second hand.. brand new they usally give you a couple. I don't ever wait when buying anything. I always get a key made most of the time 2. And make sure they work. Best of luck mate.
The bike in this video was my first bike. I gave it to friend who destroyed it. Needless to say hes never going to ride another one of my bikes
please do you have any idea where is the key code for a 2006 Suzuki boulevard c50
Also, it's a myth that you can use a VIN to get a key code. I called Honda Headquarters on this. That is what they told me.
Yeah, yamaha just told me "not in the motorcycle world". So idk.
Gave Harley VIN, They sent the working key in the mail!!!!!
I have small stamped 812 and casted B1 to bottom of the ignition switch (Kawasaki) is that the code for the key i open the lock and didnt see other markings. it is a 89 enduro
I have a 1994 honda magna 750 . Will it possibly have a key code ?
Hi I have a 1984 Honda Goldwing 1200 interstate, I'm unable to find my key code Will you be able to assist with helping me located it?
I Have the same Key code in the OEM Honda Ignition switch i bought Last week. It's Exactly C49
I just put a scope, like a doctor putting one in your ear and read the cuts. It's faster than all that work finding the code on the bike.
I have a kawasaki 2004 concourse whereis the code located I do not have the key
Hi everyone. Where to get the lost Honda Forza 2019 key code? The dealer where the motorcycle was purchased cannot help.
So when I get the key code I can find another same exact coded key for my grom? I want to buy this grom but it has title and kid lost the key.... what do I do 🤦♂️
Great video but you didn't indicate where the code is on the ignition barrel. I lost the key to my 1983 Honda Magna and removing the ignition barrel was relatively easy compared to removing the gas cap lock or the seat/helmet lock. SO I have the ignition barrel removed and I did find a code. It was tiny and barely legible with the naked eye. I had to take a picture of it and zoom in to really see it. In any case, the code on it does not seem right based on what I've read about what the format of the code should be. It's a 6 digit code with only one letter- an 'R' in the second digit place. The rest are all numbers. Would this be the key code that I can take to a locksmith to have a key made?
Byron, on Hondas of that era, the last three digits are your key code. They will either be all numeric, such as 123, or begin with the letter A,B,C, or D followed by two numbers.
@@colinpacker938 would a 96 750 nighthawk have the stamp on helmet lock?
@@miguelarr4629 I'm fairly sure a 96 would have a key number stamped on any lock. I believe it was later that Honda only provided a code stamped on a piece of metal.
Hey just want to put it out there that I seriously don't think any place Would ever make a key for Any vehicle by just Givin them the V.I.N. Even if they could make them that way. Just because V.I.N. Numbers are located just about everywhere on vehicles. The dash board, door jams, etc. Way to easy to get one for thieves. If you could get one that way.. which I highly doubt, you would need proof of ownership etc.. plys.. how many places have keys laying around from any vehicle never mind something much older. The auto maker themselves Possibly could but I doubt that. My advice is get a key made before you even register your motorcycle, car, truck.. etc. That way you have a spare or 2. Also.. make sure they work. The person buying from an auction who bought a motorcycle, I'd change everything over.. ignition and everything. It may cost you a lil. If you decide to just sell it , or keep it, Nobody wants to deal with getting a key., plus you don't know if it runs gd, or runs at all. Good luck to everyone here. Good video btw. Thanks.
Because you need proof of ownership along with the Vin, need title and driver license
1983 honda 650 nighthawk need a new key made im stuck in middle of nowhere key guy gonna make a 80 mile one-way trip gotta get this right please
I have a 06 kawasaki ninja zx10r where do I locate it on that bike
Hi.I bought an abandoned motorcycle.The seller lost keys.Do you know key code for a 2007 suzuki c50?
I have a 2000 highabusa I have no ignishinan no key whit do I do
So your 86 1100 shadow ain’t running either?
I have a 2014 honda shadow phantom. Would you happen to know the key code? I've been looking with no luck!
Hi
Please need you to help me start my honda nc750
How do you find the code for Yamaha trinity 300
I haven’t lost my key yet, but want a spare just in case. Can they cut a spare key using the original key without the key code?
Home depot homie
I'm trying ti find the Ilco (blank) key for my 1978 Yamaha XS1100E ignition......any thoughts. I want to make my own key.
Where would i find the key code for a 08 yahama vstar
I tried it with the VIN number the dealer wants to sell you a whole new ignition system plus labor which is about the same as the locksmith $300 they don't know anything about key codes they said and with an older bike I think they're just spinning my wheels they want to sell me a new ignition
Just lost my key to a 2014 Kawasaki 300 ninja. Dealership wants to put in a whole new ignition switch in which is stupid. I'm like there's got to be something else out there way cheaper and not a run for my money.
Thanks for video
Did it work out? I’m in a similar situation and just looked at the code under my gas cap
I have a 2014 Yamaha Stryker lost the key. Do you know of any key location spots on this make and model?
Hello I lost my only key and the locksmith wants $300 to come out and make a key I'm not working and I haven't ridden the bike for almost 3 weeks I don't know that it will start now I don't want the battery to go dead I had put a new battery in with the last bit of money that I had. Anyway I have a 2005 C90 Boulevard I've looked everywhere for a code I can't find it. I don't have any tools really to try to take off the ignition switch I see that it's an Allen I'm not sure it's something small like a five or six or something like that but I don't have it and I can't afford to buy any tools. Thank you Mike
Is there one on a 2018 honda grom
Hi my name is Manny an I lost my motorcycle Honda 250 costom 1982 can you help me please to get a key for it?
Thanks for the video. Do you know if I would find the key code stamped on a Kawasaki w650 (2002) just like on the model you showed in the video? I just lost my only key..
Any help?
My Honda 2006 cbr 600 rr has only 3 digit code and the dealership say the can pull up any info with this code
The code is 5RA
Thank you.. you helped me a lot. 😁😁😁😁
What about for a 2011 yamaha fz6r. I've looked and looked.
Hi，Thanks for share this video. Can I ask when I find the key code so how I can make new key for my Honda
motorcycle
Ok guess no response huh , bad question?
@@brianpimentel6462 Good question. Just an old thread. There are many people on Ebay that will produce keys from just a code.
Very helpful. Thanks!
Thx for making this video
I cannot find mine someone stole my bike I found it and now there saying they lost my keys smh I have my pink slip I was thinking I could make a key like that
Mars Barz they could check your vin number it may be on there
I have a cbr 954 key lost can they decode it?
Did you look at your ignition or the seat lock? It’ll be in those places ;)
Whats really atrocious is that with cars if you can prove ownership [title and/or bill of sale] BMW will ship you a replacement key. Why motorcycles - which are comparatively cheaper cannot implement this beats me. Stories of Yamaha and Honda asking verifiable owners to pay for replacement of all key components is irrational bordering on bizarre. If BMW can secure the information for a 60K car Yamaha and Honda should be able to do it for 15K motorcycles!
Nice video.
Please get in touch with me
Friend now 74 has dementia and wants to sell bike.... he thinks it’s 2008 vulcun 1700 and has lost keys
Ebay has a ignition switch for 82 750 Nighthawk for $22.00 and a gas cap for $ 12.00
Where to find on 2015 CBR 300? Thanks in advance
im looking for the same thing.
Can you tell me my code to make a key.. I lost my only one
WHY is this video FIVE minutes....
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