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Whats On Your Keychain?

Discussion in 'Hangout Lounge' started by schooter, Nov 7, 2008.

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  1. SecaRob

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    Geez, I had to go look :)
    An old red "Cycle World Magazine" rubber...whatever you call it. For Christmas my kids got me a digital tire pressue gage/flashlight that will take its place
     
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    rubber advance auto parts funny car
     
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  3. goser

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    Exactly as the PO gave to me... ignition key, gas key, disc lock key, and a pair of pewter dice.
     
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    Doesn't the gas cap open with the ignition key on your bike? It does on mine. :?:
     
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    One "lobster claw" clasp for attaching it to my belt or back pack. Oh and the key...
     
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    house key, car key, Work key, Maxim key, Twinstar key thats it fun times....
     
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  7. goser

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    The PO swapped parts at some point so there are two keys. Naturally I can never remember if it's the gas key or the ignition key that works the seat lock...
     
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    I have a real, baby gator paw on mine. I started my XJ with a copy key I had made that did NOT have the paw attached to it and the bike severely misbehaved that day. I haven't started or ridden the bike without it since.

    I have since transferred the gator paw to my Warrior key. I don't need any problems with that big boy.
     

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  9. mlew

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    No such thing as a keychain at my house, the keys for each car/bike stay in the vehicle they are needed in. Kind of nice ,just jump in the car and go, no fumbling for keys. I have not locked my house in years and probably could not find a key to it if I had to. The only thing locked at my house is the gun safe .
     
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  10. ktcubed

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    Sure could use one of them bikes you got there...does the garage fit into that no lock thing? 8O
     
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    Looks like his house is protected by Smith & Wesson three nights a week though...
     
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  13. maz43

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    Bike key, house key, Fairing cover key, and a cheap soft plastic fob.
    Mlew, I was working in Mocksville NC for 6 months and loved the area.
    No locked doors, very little crime and loaded guns in every vehicle.
    People were so freindly and hospitable(even to a yankee).
    We were dead set on moving there until the place I was working at started going under(Ingersoll).
    I dream of one day riding the Blue ridge parkway on a bike instead of a company rental car and of not having to lock up everything all the time.
     
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  14. ktcubed

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    Yes, but even on those nights he still has to get the safe open and out to the garage before I get the bike started and down the street. (Hopefully he has them tuned up good.)

    All in jest of course, I would never think of actually stealing... 8)
     
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  15. wingnut325

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    Yep that is why we do not have a lot of road rage here in NC. Cut someone off or show them the finger and you may have your vehicle ventilated in a new way. 8)
     
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    You guess which three. :twisted:
    KT the safe is only for the hunting weapons, I'm sure his prowler gun is next to the bed.
    :wink:
     
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    Aside for the obvious (keys), I have a tag from the war amps (small donation every year and my keys just get dropped in a mailbox and returned to me if I lose them)... And a fire extinguisher pin.
     
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    i got just the xj key and a my dog tag just in case i need some blood they know what kind.
     
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    a hot lady cancun key chain. My son and wife got it for me when we were in cancun. Thats it!! Just need the one key!!!

    1982 xj650 Maxim "Edith"
     
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    I used to have everything on one "mega" keychain way back when... but after I got my new car I decided to spead them out by use and cut it all down.

    Dodge Chain - The key/fob (its one big honker) bottle opener, war amps keytag and my esso(exon) speedpass so I dont have to swipe my card at gas stations

    House Chain - House Key, Trailer key (poor mans cottage), club VIP pas and bottle opener

    Bike Chain - Doesn't exist as of yet... I need to find a nice small keyfob that wont rattle too bad. When I find one it will haven the fob, the bike key and garage keys
     
    jhicks13, May 14, 2009
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