First time I've taken bike to work. Fitted top box ( that was an ordeal in itself, box would not click into place). Put work bag in box, nice sunny ride into work. Arrived, got fob out to remove small key to in lock box . . . No key!! ARGH! Key must have fallen out of box while riding.
Returned home, hoped there was a spare. Relief, there was one. Back to work. Proper peed off! :angry:
Can I get a replacement from Kawasaki?
Spare keys can be cut at most good key bars
I suggest you get yourself a couple done as spares
Use the small emergency key that you have :yes:
And next time be more careful or you will be sent to the naughty step :mfr_lol:
What a bummer, I think I may have this to come.....I'm a bugger with keys... :grin:.....and there's a naughty step as well... :cry: :cry:
Why not use key on stove switch
The ignition switch is like a stove switch. Turn to the right and ignition comes on turn further to the right and ignition goes off and you can pull switch out and there is a key beneath it.
Quote from: PRD on March 13, 2017, 03:14:26 PM
The ignition switch is like a stove switch. Turn to the right and ignition comes on turn further to the right and ignition goes off and you can pull switch out and there is a key beneath it.
I really should sit down and read the manual. :yes:
Quote from: Kylinski on March 13, 2017, 03:35:46 PM
I really should sit down and read the manual. :yes:
Yep the key beneath the stove will unlock the fuel cap and panniers :yes:
I'd just get a spare key cut for a £5 rather than risking damaging the stove key.
I recently bought a spare fob key and a spare cooker knob £29.95 the pair. Just a word of advice; there are 2 sorts of keys known as A and B. You can tell which one is correct by looking at the part number on the cooker knob. The number on it will start with either A or B...
Or just be more careful!
Dealer e mailed me back. £12 for a replacement. I presume that's just the 'blank'?
It could be a blank. Just take your key to a decent key cutting place and they'll match the key style and cut you a new one.
Quote from: Kylinski on March 14, 2017, 06:52:09 PM
Dealer e mailed me back. £12 for a replacement. I presume that's just the 'blank'?
correct