I know a long shot but anyone got a no 211 ignition switch for sale?
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Dave Bailey
Wanted GT380 ignition switch
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Re: Wanted GT380 ignition switch
Good evening Dave
Please excuse my ignorance, but what is a "no 211 ignition switch"?
I picked up a switch with a box of GT550 spares a few weeks back if that is of any use to you. Some photos should b e attached.
Let me know either way.
Regards.
Please excuse my ignorance, but what is a "no 211 ignition switch"?
I picked up a switch with a box of GT550 spares a few weeks back if that is of any use to you. Some photos should b e attached.
Let me know either way.
Regards.
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Re: Wanted GT380 ignition switch
I think he’s referring to the key number
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Re: Wanted GT380 ignition switch
Thanks very much.
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Re: Wanted GT380 ignition switch
Sorry guys for late response... yes I’m looking for a lock key number 211...
Thanks
Dave Bailey
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Dave Bailey
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Re: Wanted GT380 ignition switch
If you're not worried about the Suzuki stamp on the key, a local master locksmith should be able to cut one if you give him the barrel (that's what I did). Alternatively, your local dealer can source one if you give them the number.
I think that Silca make most of the replacement keys.
Apologies if you knew all of this already!!
I think that Silca make most of the replacement keys.
Apologies if you knew all of this already!!
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Re: Wanted GT380 ignition switch
Crooks Suzuki will do you a key if you order if via the key number. Unless someone has farted sbout with the lock, of course.
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Re: Wanted GT380 ignition switch
Mike Yeadon has done key matching in the past (so that all locks on a bike will open with one key.)
Might be worth an inquiry, as he's retired now and might be fed up of going on holiday and polishing his bikes.
Might be worth an inquiry, as he's retired now and might be fed up of going on holiday and polishing his bikes.
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Re: Wanted GT380 ignition switch
I’ve used these guys a few times and they are superb
They're rubbish them Jap bikes lad they won't last five minutes! you want to get yourself a nice Royal Enfield!
A quote from my old dad
I started out with nothing and I’ve got most of it left!
A quote from my old dad
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