Hiding a spare key

In Hertfordshire and Hampshire, hurricanes hardly happen.

[Viney]

I seem to just leave my key in the ignition!

Originally Posted by Viney

I seem to just leave my key in the ignition!

I've been known to do this too, and my lid & gloves on the tank all night whilst the key was in the ignition Woke up in the morning, rushing for work, thinking "Where the hell did I put my lid? Where's my keys" & decided to look in the car as we'd been out the night before realised when I opened the front door

Although I suspect viney was being sarcastic, I'm unfortunately not.

(No, the forum doesn't give an accurate location to me!)

Originally Posted by Viney

I seem to just leave my key in the ignition!

I wish i could say I have never done that....

I must admit I don't like the idea of leaving a spare set of keys on the bike. I'd rather lock one in my office draw or leave then at home.

Originally Posted by creamerybutter

I wish i could say I have never done that....

I must admit I don't like the idea of leaving a spare set of keys on the bike. I'd rather lock one in my office draw or leave then at home.

I leave my non spare key in the pillion seat lock! :P

It's not a great idea to leave anything valuable/important on the bike. I have moved my tool kit from the behind the shock to under the pillion and put my disc lock there instead.

Spare key and alarm fob is back home and if I need it I'll get someone to bring it.

[Sir Trev]

Originally Posted by hovi5

no its not..........is it

It's under the seat on a curvey.

Originally Posted by Law

I leave my non spare key in the pillion seat lock! :P

Wish I could say I hadn't done that either.. although I notice when i got a few feet from the bike. I removed my Tool kit from under the seat and relocated it into the garage seeing as it's not as if I could fix much at the side of the road with it. My chain now fits under the pillion seat.

Sir Trev, the tool kit was moved behind the rear shock from K4 onwards, before that it was under the seat.

my mate left his key in his r6 at asda, came out gone, saw a boy he knows whos coison nicks things all the time, corneed him saying your cosins got my bike ent he, and the guy went "yeah"

he went there and they were all lookign round his bike, the boy who nicked it dad was there and said "i think you should give my boy some money for finding it for ya"

bloomin cheek

[Stu]

Originally Posted by vulcan666

What's the AA you mentioned, upon which you'd prefer to rely? All I can think of is AAA, a big auto service club in America. Here, AA means Alcoholics Anonymous, which doesn't quite fit.

Seeing as it's not been answered, if AAA means American Automobile Association and most of us are not in America, get rid of the American and what have you got?

Originally Posted by Stu

Seeing as it's not been answered, if AAA means American Automobile Association and most of us are not in America, get rid of the American and what have you got?

I would make a political statement here, but I'll leave it.