Lost key
10-28-17 | 11:02 PM
#2
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From: Eugene, Oregon, USA
What brand? Is the lock hooked to the bike? I think Kryptonite will sell keys, but are somewhat specific with the procedure so that you can't just buy keys for locks you don't own.
Anyway, contact the lock manufacturer.
A good locksmith could probably open your lock, and may be able to make a key if they have the blanks available. Whether it is worth the trouble depends on whether it is a $20 lock or a $100 lock.
Anyway, contact the lock manufacturer.
A good locksmith could probably open your lock, and may be able to make a key if they have the blanks available. Whether it is worth the trouble depends on whether it is a $20 lock or a $100 lock.
10-28-17 | 11:07 PM
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From: Eugene, Oregon, USA
You should have had two keys. Don't keep them together.
If you carry a keychain, put the key on the keychain.
I have a stripped out tiewrap that I use to attach my key to the lock when not in use. The lock is carried in a backpack.
If you carry a keychain, put the key on the keychain.
I have a stripped out tiewrap that I use to attach my key to the lock when not in use. The lock is carried in a backpack.
10-30-17 | 12:29 AM
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From: Silicon Valley, CA
Either the keys or the tags on the lock will have the key code number for that lock. Is there a serial number someplace? I hope you wrote it down. Otherwise, there's no way to know which key will fit your lock.
