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Key Blank Info for ‘14 CB1100?
#11
100% he cut it by duplication...brush it off and see how it works.
Ferret was lucky or had an experienced guy..or both Smile
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#12
(02-08-2019, 12:27 PM)peterbaron_imp Wrote:
(02-08-2019, 12:04 PM)suhawk305_imp Wrote: Peter, yes,I gave my OEM key to the locksmith worker. He seemed to struggle with cutting the key, it took him two blanks. Before I left, he advised me to try the key to make sure it works.

so, he cut it by duplication Sad , correct ?
The longer the key, the more proper method is required to cut it, which is not by duplication. A professional will ask you for the key tag, not your key..


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The little metal strap called key tag has a number on its reverse ( I did not revel it for security reason)
Do it right or do not do it at all

so, he cut it by duplication Sad , correct ?
The longer the key, the more proper method is required to cut it, which is not by duplication. A professional will ask you for the key tag, not your key..

[Image: 29fe1785526e9c078b25430e8dd7a9f8.jpg]

The little metal strap called key tag has a number on its reverse ( I did not revel it for security reason)
Do it right or do not do it at all
Never got a metal tag with my keys. Duplication works if the cutter has decent experience. I used to do that job once myself.
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#13
It's a good idea to record the key tag number in your owners manual (or elsewhere). You never know when you might need it.
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#14
(02-08-2019, 01:38 PM)LongRanger_imp Wrote: It's a good idea to record the key tag number in your owners manual (or elsewhere). You never know when you might need it.

Good suggestion - tanks!
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#15
The key code tag is not very useful as locksmiths dont have the specific key cutting machine and code translation to do so. And due to the machine's expense, only a handful of Honda motorcycle dealers have them.

Best bet is to search for "Honda motorcycle keys cut by code" online. There are even some on ebay.
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#16
lol - I don't even know where my second key is. Haven't seen it in years.
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#17
Found this cycle keys online it states keys can be cut from the key code ,$11.00 plus shipping usually 2 to3 days . Looks promising.
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#18
(02-09-2019, 05:37 AM)obleo_imp Wrote: Found this cycle keys online it states keys can be cut from the key code ,$11.00 plus shipping usually 2 to3 days . Looks promising.

For convenience, is there a link you can share with the Forum obleo?
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#19
https://www.cyclekeysonline.com ?
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#20
(02-09-2019, 04:09 AM)GoldOxide_imp Wrote: lol - I don't even know where my second key is. Haven't seen it in years.
The first thing I do when getting a new bike is getting two spare keys cut , use them and put the original ones away in a safe place in our basement.
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