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Just wondering, what do you do with the remote? Do you leave it attached and ride around with it dangling (yes, I'm still talking about the remote here)? Or do you keep it seperate and in your pocket? How many of you have broken your key fobs and now HAVE to keep them seperate?? How many had the vibration of the bike cause them to break? Anybody actually LOSE one because it broke????
Personally, I'd like to shoot the individual that invented keyless entry/remote alarm systems. I've yet to have one where the remote didn't break off the key ring simply because it's plastic. Why couldn't they put a thin aluminum liner in them? One that the key ring had to go thru?
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