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Where do I find the key code

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Ok my bike didn't come with keys and the previous owner just screwdrivered the ignition but the parts bike I got does have a working ignition but no keys so just trying to figure out where would I find a key code? I noticed a three digit code stamped into the ignition but don't know if that's it. If it is where do you go to get keys for this code?
Thanks Todd
1985 GS 550es
 
Yeah. That three digit code should be it. Just phone a few locksmiths to find one who can make a new key from the code. Not sure what it costs in the States but here it's around 15 bucks...............
 
bccap said:
Yeah. That three digit code should be it. Just phone a few locksmiths to find one who can make a new key from the code. Not sure what it costs in the States but here it's around 15 bucks...............
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I also would like to have a second key made for my bike. I know the three digit key code. Very handy advise... Thanks.
 
stu78 said:
I also would like to have a second key made for my bike. I know the three digit key code. Very handy advise... Thanks.
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A plug for Kiwi Canuck here,he has SICO blank that look like the originals except for the S on them.Had 2 sets made for my 1000 and 750 by him.Did a nice job to and his shop is in Vancouver to.
 
SVSooke said:
A plug for Kiwi Canuck here,he has SICO blank that look like the originals except for the S on them.Had 2 sets made for my 1000 and 750 by him.Did a nice job to and his shop is in Vancouver to.
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Fantastic. Thanks
 
Yeah had to open it on my laptop with WordPad I think did ot.
 
Still trying to find a locksmith somewhere up in the mountains here that'll cut a set tho.
 
NHTodd said:
How do you get ahold of this kiwi kanuck?
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Top of this page click on private messages start a send new message and in the recipient box type in kiwi and his name should pop up. Should probably order a couple for myself too.
 
Sorry yea .odt is a document format used by libre office and open office. MS Word can also open it.
 
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