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Started by snowy, July 21, 2017, 10:58:53 PM

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mikeyw64

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PRD

All this hassle when a normal key would suffice.
BMW = Bring More Wallet

Icefever

I thought I had problems when I "lost" just the key out the fob while on holls in France....but to loose the fob.. :hammer:  Jeeeze that's beats me hands down.

I'm so paranoid about the smegging thing...it's zipped up in my top left pocket of my bike jacket....never, never, to come out.  :nono:...and by the way I found the "lost " key 3 days later  :oops: in an hidden pocket in my jeans..... :innocent:  her indoors was not too impressed about it....and I live to tell the tale.  :biker3:

Brian.

With all the beautiful things in the world, only man could invent boredom.

In Hell I'll Be In Good Company.

Boomer

72 k miles over 10 years and I still have both OEM fobs.
Zip it in yer jacket pocket and leave it there.
George "Boomer" Garratt
Wickford, UK
http://www.gtr1000.com

Charlie747

Quote from: Boomer on July 24, 2017, 01:10:57 PM
72 k miles over 10 years and I still have both OEM fobs.
Zip it in yer jacket pocket and leave it there.

I leave mine in the small and convenient tankbag I purchased from that nice gentleman and ace barnstormer Flatfour.  Now I've got it I wouldn't be without it thus keep it with me at all times

STX1300man

Quote from: PRD on July 22, 2017, 09:28:06 PM
All this hassle when a normal key would suffice.
Trouble is you get used to it (and I like it), then I ride something else and keep walking away from it, leaving the keys in the lock!  :oops:

Just keep mine in a snappy plastic bag, in a pocket I don't use on my riding jacket.

pross

Mine is always on a lanyard around my neck.
Can't leave without it and if I need a key to fill up or the panniers it's easy to get to.
Easy peasy  :yes:
Pross

virginiajim

And here I thought FKIT meant something else entirely...
Resistance is futile  2020 Indian Roadmaster  Waiting on the current Doctor to regenerate...

snowy

Bit the bullet!
Cradely called me yesterday, replacement fob in stock, got me booked in for ECU programme today @ 14:15.
So, finish work at 07:00, home and in the sack for 8 (hopefully) and a few hours before heading to Cradely to shift some serious spondies! :(
Just can't risk it as on the ferry Tuesday!  :no:
If anyone's about and fancies a brew will be sampling their coffee later on if you'd care to join me!
Patience is something you admire in the driver behind you and scorn in the one ahead.


Dick Snow.

O.C.

well done, now you have peace of mind  :yes:   
BE KIND...


ROG .

pross

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Quote from: snowy on July 28, 2017, 04:47:32 AM
Bit the bullet!
Cradely called me yesterday, replacement fob in stock, got me booked in for ECU programme today @ 14:15.
So, finish work at 07:00, home and in the sack for 8 (hopefully) and a few hours before heading to Cradely to shift some serious spondies! :(
Just can't risk it as on the ferry Tuesday!  :no:
If anyone's about and fancies a brew will be sampling their coffee later on if you'd care to join me!

Sorry mate I'm at work or would have met you there. mines in a week Thursday for a replacement exhaust under warranty the black paint is flaking off the fellow in the work shop took pictures and sent them to mr Kawasaki and they are replacing FOC happy days  :clap:

P.s.
Not sure how long you will be there but there are some decent cafes in cradley high St.
Although it's a s*#*e hole
Pross