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Jan 14, 2018 | 03:24 PM

#21

Mattbastard

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From: Tampa

Why don't you make the dealership figure it out? Two sets of the wrong keys, that's what I'd do. If I went and bought a gasket for my 94 Bagger and they gave me the wrong gasket when I tried to fit it up, you damn sure bet I'd go right back to the dealership for a refund and the correct gasket.

Jan 14, 2018 | 05:57 PM

#22

NORTY FLATZ

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From: Sandy Eggo's North County

This might be crazy, but....

Did the dealer sell you uncut blank barrel keys?

Are there notches in the bbl edges?

Any locksmith can "feel" the resistance and fabricate your key lock in 2 minutes. Maybe even 1 minute. But, that expertise ain't cheap. Plan on $100 at least. Are you a "AAA" member?

Jan 15, 2018 | 08:31 AM

#23

nobodyknowsme

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From: in a cave at the foothills

I have only once with one of my Harley's ever had to get a new key made. Out of town so went to a dealership with a copy of my VIN, ordered the key and had it less than 2 weeks later. Worked like the originals. Dealer must be doing something wrong, entering/ordering wrong VIN is only thing I can think of.

Jan 15, 2018 | 11:43 AM

#24

Mattbastard

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From: Tampa

Quote:

Originally Posted by NORTY FLATZ

This might be crazy, but....

Did the dealer sell you uncut blank barrel keys?

Are there notches in the bbl edges?

That would make sense. First the troll states she got keys from the HD dealership, continues to say they don't work (twice), then confirms the dealership won't buy keys without proof of ownership. If I was the parts guy at that dealership I would use logic in this situation and get blank keys as well.

Jan 15, 2018 | 05:32 PM

#25

deadman77

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From: South of Dallas Area, Texas

The dealer shouldnt provide keys without proof of ownership and a current photo ID with all matching info. That being current address. The registered owner is the only one that should be able to get the keys. Without it, you are out of luck.

Quote:

Originally Posted by JESSICA JONES

Harley V Rod Muscle 2012 motorcycle.....

The keys were stolen and I have ordered 2 sets from the Harley Davidson Dealership. Both sets didn't work. Got the bike brand new. What can I do?

Are you the registered owner?

Last edited by ChickinOnaChain; Jan 17, 2018 at 09:17 PM.

Jan 16, 2018 | 02:52 AM

#26

'Ol dirty biker

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From: E-town, Alberta

OP, did the BF at any point say being it's my bike, I will deal with it?

Sounds like a douchy move putting that on you to deal with, even if you are insistent.

Jan 16, 2018 | 05:27 AM

#27

Sling Blade 14

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From: Puget Sound, WA.

Quote:

Originally Posted by DresserDude

4. Sounds like you're trying to steal a bike or a troll and may never post again.

That's my first thought or an ex wanting to steal the other half's ride not in a settlement.
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Jan 16, 2018 | 08:27 AM

#28

ktp1598

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From: Mount Washington, Ky

To the OP, as long as you have good intent, it's a feisty bunch here. Most have seen a lot of BS on here and need to verify that you're legit. Don't let people on here scare you away. Anyone with good intentions is welcome here. My input: Tow the bike to the dealer and have them deal with it.