I got 2 with mine.
u get 2 keys and a small plastic plate with your key number on it, incase you loose the key that key number kawasaki has in there system so they can send u a replacement, that plastic key u had before wasnt a real key it just had a number printed on it, the same thing as that tiny plastic that comes with the kawasaki keys
Yes, That number is specific to your keys so keep it hidden in your manual or something, that number is for when you loose your keys and need a new set, u just tell Kawasaki those numbers and you are set to go@emudshit Thanks! That's exactly what I wanted to know. Can you confirm the small plastic plate you are referring to is the plastic rectangular tag on the key chain? See pic below.
There's also alphanumeric code (5) printed on the plastic plate. Is this the code to get a replacement key?
I attached a pic of the keys on the chain.
Yes, That number is specific to your keys so keep it hidden in your manual or something, that number is for when you loose your keys and need a new set, u just tell Kawasaki those numbers and you are set to go![]()
Auch, I've been there....
I do some long trips away from home sometimes and I'm damned if I'm going to get stranded 1000 miles from home because I've lost my key.
Luckily bike theft is pretty rare here so it doesn't bother me having the key on the bike. I've got one cable tied to the bottom of my car too.Auch, I've been there.
Lost my key on a weekend trip, 500 miles away from home. A real pain.
I don't keep my spare hidden in the bike, but I bring it with me anytime I plan to ride away.
Yes, That number is specific to your keys so keep it hidden in your manual or something, that number is for when you loose your keys and need a new set, u just tell Kawasaki those numbers and you are set to go![]()