Black key replacement. SOS Lock rave.

[Jarvicious]

My spare key got lost in the move so I'd been pretty weary of loosing my good one for a couple of months now.  I got word of these folks through some thread here and though I couldn't find it I figured I would give them their own thread 

I set my key off to SOS locks (http://www.soslock.com/) and recieved a brand spankin new key $40 and a week and a half later.  They said that they do have quicker turn around time, but I used prepaid ground shipping labels and told them I was in no hurry.  The battery to my bike is floating around my garage somewhere so I can't give 100% thumbs up without testing the inhibitor, but the key is cut perfectly and although it's not the OEM blank, it's close enough.

Anyways, if anyone needs a spare key cut and doesn't feel like having their ecu flashed I'd give these folks a call.  Very friendly.  Very easy to work with.

[swampduc]

So they can give you a new key that has a transponder to work with your immobilizer? That's awesome!

[Doctor Woodrow]

As long as you have the original red key you can always program a new key with a transponder once the key is cut. You can make as many keys as you want, I just don't recommend it.

The Doc