Woo-Hoo!
How do I go about getting spare sets of keys?
Got my bike!
Got my bike!
Brought it back in a truck Thursday, got it registered Friday.
Woo-Hoo!
How do I go about getting spare sets of keys?
Woo-Hoo!
How do I go about getting spare sets of keys?
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NorthernPete
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camthepyro
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I got spare keys made at ACE Hardware. But it depends on your key, most places can't copy motorcycle keys. Just run around and check a bunch of hardware stores. Although I know Home Depot can't copy motorcycle keys.
Oh, and nice bike.
Oh, and nice bike.
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'80 Suzuki GS 450
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'80 Suzuki GS 450
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sharpmagna
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blues2cruise
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KarateChick
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there are only 2 kinds of bikes: It's a Ninja... look that one's a Harley... oh there's a Ninja... Harley...Ninja...Thankssharpmagna wrote:Hey that's a nice magna
Your local motorcycle dealership should be able to cut you a key. I think you'll have to provide proof of ownership because they don't want to cut a key for someone else's bike
I was going to send you a message about your '87. I *love* the Supers (lost the bidding for an 87 on ebay in Feb, still hurts...) but decided the 3rd gen were a little more practical for commuting, especially needing saddlebags. Even if I could find a way to do it, I'd have hated covering those beautiful pipes with bags.I'll get one someday.
I also need a copy of the key to the LeatherLyke bags.
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sharpmagna
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Yeah you're 100% correct on the practicality comment! Plus it is super hard finding stuff for this bike. Other owners are fanatical so you have to fight them off with a stick on ebay auctions! 
Is this your first bike? If so, you're in for a real treat. The Magnas pack quite a punch in a small package. Once you get comfortable on it, you can easily outrun bigger V-Twin cruisers. The REAL power cruisers like the VTX1800, VRODs, Valkyrie and VMAX (if you consider this a cruiser) are the only ones that will really show you tail lights...
Anyways, looks like you're already decked out for touring. Happy trails.
Is this your first bike? If so, you're in for a real treat. The Magnas pack quite a punch in a small package. Once you get comfortable on it, you can easily outrun bigger V-Twin cruisers. The REAL power cruisers like the VTX1800, VRODs, Valkyrie and VMAX (if you consider this a cruiser) are the only ones that will really show you tail lights...
Anyways, looks like you're already decked out for touring. Happy trails.
1987 Honda <B>SUPER</B> Magna
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