I use on of those coily, springy, cord dealies (highly technical term) in bright orange. I slip it around my wrist at rest stops so I never have to start patting pockets with increasing anxiety.
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I use on of those coily, springy, cord dealies (highly technical term) in bright orange. I slip it around my wrist at rest stops so I never have to start patting pockets with increasing anxiety.
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I just got this for $15... works great and I have a quick connect/disconnect fob holder on my belt so I just clip it on to that when I'm done riding...
http://www.sierrabmwonline.com/produ...38520990-p-336
2012 R1200R - Classic / ESA II, ABS II, ASC, Heated Grips, Sports Windshield, Computer.
2005 Honda Shadow 750 Spirit (on cragslist).
Key fob? What's that...?
I got in the habit many, many moons ago of not having anything attached to my moto keys. When I leave the bike, the key always goes in my right front pocket.
So far (knock on wood!) I've never lost a key, nor accidently left it in the ignition.
Not sure why I got in this habit, but perhaps I just got tired of stuff waving/bouncing around all the time.
Cheers!
Bill Johnston
I have this one. Remove before flight http://www.mypilotstore.com/mypilotstore/sep/3233
Piece of leather with velcro sewn on to close it. Spilt O-ring through metal grommet in leather.
... truth is the greatest enemy of the State." (Joseph Goebbels, German Minister of Propaganda, 1933-1945)
Moto99 - their still giving them away at the store/factory in RI
'91 K75S, '06 K1200S
BMWMOA #119240
YB # 1463
NRA #154764753
At Paonia last weekend, I just happened to look down as I was walking back from registering, and there on the ground was the key to my RT! I have a distinctive fob...I didn't even know it was gone from my pocket!
I think I will get a lanyard so I can slip the key around my neck when I park the thing....
Sheeesh.
Steve in Santa Fe
1980 R100RT
2005 DR 650
A climbing cam leader with a grenade pull-ring instead of a normal split-ring.
R75/6, 2004 R1150RTA.
One of those little plastic LED squeeze lights, comes in handy and doesn't scratch.
Good judgment comes from experience, but experience often comes from bad judgment.
Puppy femur.
Integrity is what you do when no one is looking.
2008 R1200R Black