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Can a locksmith make a new key and what would he/she need.
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They can make the key with nothing more than the tools they carry around. They use a gizmo they stick in the lock to figure out what shape the key needs to work.
A dealer can replace the key with the key code, but I assume that's long gone by now.
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You know that JC Whitney sells ignition replacement sets?????
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I think I'd contact a locksmith or two first.......and a dealer or two. Sometimes they can get a key given the VIN of the bike........but probably not one that old.
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