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From: Sandy on 29 Jul 2006 16:02
No luck, this key just won't turn at all, and won't come out...any
other ideas? I don't understand how the key works...sorry to sound so
dense...!

:(((
me(a)nopam.com wrote:
> On 29 Jul 2006 11:47:42 -0700, "Sandy" <eaglesoar711(a)yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> >No, we are doing great, and the key is NOT broken, just bent a bit and
> >stuck in the fork lock. I will have it towed to the local Harley dealer
> >if I have to and buy a new spare key (this is a spare!), but money is
> >tight and I am hoping I can at least free the key, and just have to
> >replace it, not have the whole front end taken apart....I just don't
> >need to burden him with this right now as he is having serious family
> >issues out of town...thanks
>
> sandy that was a little humor, try turning the handles bars slightly
> back and forth to relieve pressure there MAY be on the locking
> mechanism it may free the lock up so the key will turn
>
>
>
> >>
> >> So, he filed for divorce yesterday and was stupid enough to leave his
> >> bike there and you've got a screwdriver tip broke off in the lock, eh?
> >>
> >> --
> >> BS, yes I said "BS" 205
> >> http://eddiekieger.com/
>
> www.bikershut.net

From: Russ Kunkel... on 29 Jul 2006 16:06
big al wrote:

> Sandy wrote:
>
>> No, we are doing great, and the key is NOT broken, just bent a bit and
>> stuck in the fork lock.
>
>
> Try moving the handlebars i.e. front end a little while trying to remove
> the key.

PLASMA CUTTER! :)
From: Schmoe on 29 Jul 2006 16:30
Sandy wrote:
> No luck, this key just won't turn at all, and won't come out...any
> other ideas? I don't understand how the key works...sorry to sound so
> dense...!


Unfortunately, it's the kind of thing that one of us would have to be there
to work at.


From: Russ Kunkel... on 29 Jul 2006 16:32
Sandy wrote:

> Ok, I have a serious problem and need help!


Duh!

> My significant other left
> his Harley in the driveway before going out of town, and tossed me the
> key,

What you meant to say is:
"How do I steal a perfectly good bike that doesn't belong to me?"

Right?




From: Sandy on 29 Jul 2006 18:12
Thank you to those who actually want to help and tried to answer me
intelligently. I won't dignify other posts with an answer or
protest...not worth the waste of time. I guess I will have to haul it
to the dealer to fix for me.

Russ Kunkel... wrote:
> Sandy wrote:
>
> > Ok, I have a serious problem and need help!
>
>
> Duh!
>
> > My significant other left
> > his Harley in the driveway before going out of town, and tossed me the
> > key,
>
> What you meant to say is:
> "How do I steal a perfectly good bike that doesn't belong to me?"
>
> Right?

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