Keys

[mike in idaho]

I have this nice set of '83 saddlebags and no keys for them. Does anybody know a good source for cutting new ones? I've trolled thru e-bay a bit already.
BTW, my lock code is A31, just in case somebody has an odd spare key lying around.

 

[AApple]

I guess your ignition key isn't the same, eh? Any locksmith should be able to make a key. The key(s) for my '81 are the same blanks as used for Honda cars of the era. :mrgreen:

 

[mike in idaho]

The nearest locksmith is in a town 50 miles away and he doesn't work weekends. I was hoping for a solution that wouldn't cost me a day's wages.

 

[lew1701]

If the locks are the simple barrel and hook like on my vetter bags maybe consider just replacing the lock...they are available at just about any hardware store and are pretty inexpensive.

 

[Dave]

The nearest locksmith is in a town 50 miles away and he doesn't work weekends. I was hoping for a solution that wouldn't cost me a day's wages.

US Postal Service are not that fast but very cheap v a days pay :read:

So for anyboby any where in the world including people who just Goggle "locks - motorcycle" what was the key code for your bike again :smilie_happy:

 

[fastmover83]

Mike, I'm sending you a pm.

 

[roncar]

If your ignition key will physically fit in the saddlebag locks, they are easy to disassemble and re-key to work with your ignition key.

 

[RBG]

Or..take the barrel off..remove the little springs and lock sets and the lock will work with any key..that fits in or a screw driver..no one will know but you..

 

[thewhiterhino]

If your locks unbolt from the case like mine simply mail it to a locksmith to get a key made.

 

[dan filipi]

If your locks unbolt from the case like mine simply mail it to a locksmith to get a key made.

There ya go, I like that idea!

 

[mike in idaho]

Got some keys made (thanks to one of the listers here), used this number, off the back of the lock:

This is actually the easiest place on the motorcycle to access the key code, unscrew 4 8mm nuts on the back of the saddlebag lock and there it is.

 

[dan filipi]

Cool, good to know!