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86spreezy wrote:Why post a thread like this when there lots of theives out there. Now they know how to steal honda mopeds

The thieves all ready know.

shut up i have a moped just dont have the keys

Greetings:

I don't believe anyone was accusing anyone here. It's just that it's much harder to put the cat back into the bag, and it'd be better for us if it weren't common knowledge that the scooter will run with the Ig disconnected. Too late...

jlopez8 wrote:shut up i have a moped just dont have the keys

Look, * wad, If you are gonna tear it down far enough to unplug the ignition switch, then you will have the switch out where you can get the number off it. Then go to the dealer and get a d*** key and do it the right way. This is just extra stupid what you are doing.

I bought a replacement ignition for my spree since it had the ghetto toggle on it when i bought it. I got it off ebay like a month ago and just the other day realized i got it from chopchop123 which is taz and i knew that i just never looked. Anyways it was like $30 shipped with 2 keys, but they wont work for your seat. Something else to think about. OR just listen to bear hes not stupid...

86spreezy wrote:Why post a thread like this when there lots of theives out there. Now they know how to steal honda mopeds

so basically, what you're saying is...
a theif is going to carry around a 10mm wrench, unscrew the horn cover, cut the wires, splice them together, then ride away with your scoot... all before anyone realizes whats going on?
like tjamz said...people who steal vehicles know how w/o us helping them.
you can go to youtube and search "how to hot wire" and get at least 7 pages of hits.

thank u plankton making a point

Most scooters that are stolen around here are just thrown in the back of a truck, Not hot wired.

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Quoth TJz:

Most scooters that are stolen around here are just thrown in the back of a truck, Not hot wired.

Quite right. I've carried the various Flashes upstairs unassisted on numerous occasions. This makes it very important that a scooter be Physically Locked to a fixed object, not just the fork lock and key removed.

jlopez8 wrote:thank u plankton making a point

sometimes other people are right too and again no one is calling you a theif just trying to help

jlopez8 wrote:thank u plankton making a point

You really are a moron, aren't you?

virtual duct tape. That's what we need.

alright im working on my bike right now were can i find the key numbers

also i cant connect the red to black