R3T Ignition Key Blank Number

Bedifferent

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I happen to go to a key store located near me in Angola, IN. They have quite a selection of keys blanks, so I ask them if they could cut me a key for my Rocket. After some looking and doing some cross reference work they were able to determine what blank to use and cut me a key. It was a little fussy, but after going over the cuts several times it matches and works just fine in both the ignition and panniers. Always a wealth of useful information on the forum so I thought I would pass/share the key number and markings in case anyone is interested in getting a key cut.

It was an ILCO key blank with the markings...X270 TCM1

I hope someone finds this useful.
 
I think mine was a Volvo V7, but it has been many years since I got it, or even used a key.
 
I think mine was a Volvo V7, but it has been many years since I got it, or even used a key.

WHEN I GOT MINE I TOLD THE LOCK GUY A VOLVO 7 AND IT DID NOT MEAN ANY THINg TO HIm. sorry caps
 
WHEN I GOT MINE I TOLD THE LOCK GUY A VOLVO 7 AND IT DID NOT MEAN ANY THINg TO HIm. sorry caps

Probably a kid who did not know Volvo models well, and probably had never had a chance to cut that one before. The lock smithing place in my town is so savvy, you can show them the most obscure thing and they've got a blank for it. And they don't have to study it...one look and they go....oh ok..that's a whosiwhatsis x302-6.....do you want that in brass or chrome?
 

I agree, the side cut or end profile is different and the head most certainly is not the same shape, but I stand by my original post. Even though the profile Bedifferent (I couldn't resist saying that) the key will work as a key for your 2015 R3T as I had this key cut when I got my new replacement bike and it works just fine. It also worked fine on my 2013 R3T as I had keys cut for that bike as well. If you are looking to have a key cut for your R3T and they have this on the shelf, I wouldn't hesitate to have them make you a key with the blank I mentioned to have around as a spare.

I'm sure you may very well find the key blank you mentioned will be a more perfect match. Ordering a special blank was not on my agenda at the time for getting a key made on the spot. Next time I'm at the key shop, I will see if I can find a better match with some of the numbers you have posted. If you find the key you have ordered to be a perfect match, I may even buy a couple myself and have them cut.

Again...The intent of my post was not to say it was an absolute match, but rather a key blank you might find available that would do the job should you need a key made. Keep us posted on your findings as the information would be good to know and follow up on.
 

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Or just spring for the keyless system -- I still hang on to the key just so I can lock the handlebars, or the never needed roadside flashers.
 
Or just spring for the keyless system -- I still hang on to the key just so I can lock the handlebars, or the never needed roadside flashers.

You have all the cool toys Paul. I did PM @DEcosse about it, a very nice piece of work and well worth the money! He has put a lot of thought into creating a nice product. I have yet to decide, as there are a couple of other things I have been thinking about doing as well. Still on my bucket list and under consideration.
 
]Or just spring for the keyless system -- I still hang on to the key just so I can lock the handlebars, or the never needed roadside flashers.[/QUOTE]

No, not for me, thank you. I like to keep some things simple. I'm open-minded though, so I may at least check keyless ignition out.

Let me guess: You're a moderator (?). I say that because it seems that you respond to all posts. I appreciate your input.

BTW, tomorrow I change my tires. I ended up going with Avon Cobras.

Have a great day!