fob
Road Captain
Joined: Aug 2005
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From: Mission, Texas
RE: fob
I carried both my FOBs on one of my first rides. They both have the gas cap keys attached by a ring and on a gas stop, about 200 miles from home I unlocked the cap, put my key on the seat, it must have slid through the hole on the seat and dropped it. I rode off and lost the fob. I called the Gas station and someone turned it in, they mailed it to me and I got it about a week later. I now have my key on a ring w/o the fob. What I'm wondering is that I'd be SOL if I didn't have the second fob with me. Something to be concerned about?
Road Master
Joined: Mar 2007
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From: WA
RE: fob
I like the fob, just change the battery once a year. If you loose it there is a way to enter a code into the bike using the turn signals, your manual will walk you through setting up a code and how to enter it when you need to. I wrote the instructions on the back of my insurance card so I would always have it.
Road Master
Joined: Jan 2007
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RE: fob
I keep mine in my pocket every once in a while the bike will give a loud whistle when I go to crank it. I guess it didn't recognize the fob at first. But it usually only whistles once and then cranks.
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