Your video did the trick, dude! Thanks! I noticed that he shut it, turned the key to the left and then took it out. I was turning it left, then back to center to remove it and it didn't come out. Thanks you, thank you. I owe you one. I'll buy you some WD-40 to spray on your clutch plates...
Not necessary. Getting that bike on the road before the snow comes is all the thanks I need. You owe me a picture of it on a leave strewn stretch of pavement.
According to your owner's manual, the key can only be removed in the locked position. Does that help?
ReplyDeleteMaybe. I'll see what I can do... This is a royal pain in the ass...
ReplyDeleteYou will triumph. Here's a video of a guy closing the gas cap.
ReplyDeletehttps://youtu.be/4qtAOoKsvq8?t=110
Failing that, would recommend contacting the dealer before getting too creative with pliers or herb shears.
ReplyDeleteYour video did the trick, dude! Thanks! I noticed that he shut it, turned the key to the left and then took it out. I was turning it left, then back to center to remove it and it didn't come out. Thanks you, thank you. I owe you one. I'll buy you some WD-40 to spray on your clutch plates...
ReplyDeleteNot necessary. Getting that bike on the road before the snow comes is all the thanks I need. You owe me a picture of it on a leave strewn stretch of pavement.
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