Hey Phil - that means you are walking away from your bike without your key!Boxer wrote:Luckily, on the occasions that I have forgotten to turn off the key I have been blessed with people around me telling me my headlight was still burning, as I thoughtlessly walk away from the bike.
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Yeah. Actually I seldom take my key out of the ignition. I have a better chance of losing the key somewhere than I do having the bike stolen.Hey Phil - that means you are walking away from your bike without your key!
The only times I take out the key is when I need it to unlock the seat/helmet lock, or its sitting overnight at a strange location, outside...like at a motel.
Used to leave my key in the bike when was locked in my garage till I got up one morning to find it missing...and the car wrecked by them queezing past it...Boxer wrote:Yeah. Actually I seldom take my key out of the ignition. I have a better chance of losing the key somewhere than I do having the bike stolen.Hey Phil - that means you are walking away from your bike without your key!![]()
The only times I take out the key is when I need it to unlock the seat/helmet lock, or its sitting overnight at a strange location, outside...like at a motel.
I lock it to the ground and take the key with me now...oh, AND I try to remember to lock the garage..and put the alarm on...and the Doberman out...