What are people using for keychains? I need to get one and I was looking online for a nice KTM one but didn't find anything.
Keychains?
23 posts · Started by shadowman · 12 May 2011
Post 2 by MADDOG53,
#2I got a SD shaped rubber one off the internet (ebay I think). It's a bit naff but my boy, who is not yet three, loves it
Post 3 by One67,
#3Post 4 by boney95,
#4I've got a little alpine stars glove which is pretty cool (I think)
Post 5 by SDRmaniac,
#5Go on eBay U.S. and search for KTM key chain. I've got the black/carbon supermoto one. Nice piece, though it says supermoto.
Post 6 by DribbleDuke,
#6Boney, I saw those to but was looking for ones like Maddog just posted. I'll see if they ship to the US.
Post 7 by MrZ32,
#7i got a wrench shape rubber KTM keyhanger. It came with it when i bought the bike new.
Post 8 by Bermo KTM,
#8Sticky backed hook and loop, carpet portion on key both sides. Sticky back hook piece on under side of tank panel. I leave my key on the bike at all times and go sans key loss wherever I go. I have done this on all my bikes and have traveled many miles and many days away from home with no key issues ever. I have had a bike that i disconnected the kick stand switch and used it as a safety no start when away from the bike with a month of touring Mexico and no issues there either. Keychains are for cages. The less clutter the better.
Post 9 by zoddas,
#9Don't use one as it bounces around and scratches the crap out of your bike. Keep house key in the jacket and bike key stand alone.
Post 10 by Colonel_Klinck,
#10i use this , rubber so no scratching
http://www.earnshaws.net/proddetail.php?prod=1996061
http://www.earnshaws.net/proddetail.php?prod=1996061
Post 11 by 990EXODUS,
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Post 12 by scamb66,
#12Speaking of keys, anyone know a place to buy KTM blanks from to have spares made?
Post 13 by Ravendark,
#13I got a blank from a KTM dealer here in SD for $7 and then paid $5 to have a locksmith cut it.
Post 14 by Aussieduke,
#14I believe there is some kind of electronics in the keys of the 07+ models, making a key duplication quite costly.
Post 15 by Millar,
#15I am with MRZ32. What a shame to see triple clamps screwed up by a wad of keys. I use a piece of leather 3/8 inch wide and 10 inches long. Cut the ends at a angle. Make a lenght wise cut about 1 inch long mid-way and weave it around the key hole. I stoled this idea from my Langlitzs leather jacket zipper pulls. The leather is e-z to find in the pocket, you know if it's yours, and your good friends reconize it's yours if you mis-place things. If you trash you leathers cut some good sections out for times like this. Memories!! One of these days I will figure out how to post pictures. compoters !! Img ? from above? no worky 4 me !
Post 16 by Ravendark,
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Post 17 by Agent Orange,
#17I use a disk lock reminder. Can't miss it so less likely to leave key in, plastic so no damage and it's orange
Post 18 by Millar,
#18Only the best for my beloved!!
Post 19 by duffman,
#19@Millar, put me down for one please Already have the SAS plates, might as well keep Millar-izing the bike
Post 20 by trackday junkie,
#20"Don't use one as it bounces around and scratches the crap out of your bike. Keep house key in the jacket and bike key stand alone."
BINGO
Now those trick wallet/chain combos favored by the Harley aficionados!
Gonna have to stop in the shop and get one in black and orange!
BINGO
Now those trick wallet/chain combos favored by the Harley aficionados!
Gonna have to stop in the shop and get one in black and orange!
Post 21 by scamb66,
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Post 22 by Ravendark,
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Post 23 by matt_black,
#23Works for me...
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