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Key Chain
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Bfromla
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Fyi i use this 
https://mykeyport.com :firstplace:
works perfect for my 2013 They can work for the newer keys but i dont know all the differences:dontknow:. There are many threads & options on this, just find what works for you
https://mykeyport.com :firstplace:works perfect for my 2013 They can work for the newer keys but i dont know all the differences:dontknow:. There are many threads & options on this, just find what works for you
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pegasus1300
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Nothing
Bigbikeparts.com sells the same key chain too
Bob Denman
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:agree:. In my view, the OEM plastic scabbard as designed is an excellent solution.
Bob Denman
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Nobody ever said that this HAD to be done to a perfectly good key... 
Lew L
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blacklightning
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:agree:That is the perfect solution.
Woodaddict
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Search spyder key. Found on ebay a cover that screws around key plastic. Has a ring to attach any other ring. Comes in gold, black, chrome plated stainless steel. About $3.75 plus shipping
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Best answer! ~ Although the pre-existing hole under the rubber is a close second. Is that really true? (Dealer never mentioned this, but told me not to drill hole in key lol.)
Don't be so sure about that...
About four years ago during a project at work we had some people from back east come out that was in charge. Darius was telling me how he rides Boulevard C-50, and is missing out on the riding season where he lives. I ask him if he wanted to take my (then) RS for a spin? After he said yes, I toss him the key still in the sheath, and go to get my helmet for him. I walked out just in time to see him take off down the parking lot. Funny thing was he was thrown off because no hand brake, but was still going slow enough to down shift for the u-turn. Lesson learned was not to assume nobody can figure out how to start the Spyder.
About four years ago during a project at work we had some people from back east come out that was in charge. Darius was telling me how he rides Boulevard C-50, and is missing out on the riding season where he lives. I ask him if he wanted to take my (then) RS for a spin? After he said yes, I toss him the key still in the sheath, and go to get my helmet for him. I walked out just in time to see him take off down the parking lot. Funny thing was he was thrown off because no hand brake, but was still going slow enough to down shift for the u-turn. Lesson learned was not to assume nobody can figure out how to start the Spyder.
Bam Bam and Pebbles
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I'm pretty sure the start up screen tells you exactly how to start em up.
spydermanstever
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The newer Spyders no longer have the delay to start so would be easier for a non Spyder owner to steal if key is left on ignition. I personally prefer the original plastic key holder that comes with the machine. BRP #710001102.
dieselengine9
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This is what I use. I really like it.
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