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[Group] SUZUKI GSR 400/600

hachi

By hachi
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Jubie Newbie

Jubie

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Hi all,

Anyone can advice where to duplicate another bike key??

And the price too if possible..

I have the master key with me..

Thanks in advance

 

I called guan hoe, the blank key will cost $51.50....

and they do not do for GSR400..

Anyone knows where to do for a cheaper Price??

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Morning everyone. This is a long shot seeing that there's no new updates to this thread since last year but here goes.  I just got me a 2007 GSR400  and was wondering if there's a group still fun

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normanlai Newbie

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I called guan hoe, the blank key will cost $51.50....

and they do not do for GSR400..

Anyone knows where to do for a cheaper Price??

 

Hassle lots method

Buy from dealer blank key n go anywhere that can cut for u

 

Hassle free method

Go to Regina there, goodluck locksmith they charge approximate 80 for third party key. They dun need masterkey to dup.

 

I asked at many big keys stores they dun have the computer even if they have the right key type.

normanlai Newbie

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Thanks bro for the advice,

I did mine at the good luck lock smith beside reginas,

Cost $80.

They have the same Suzuki bike key :)

 

If u have the ability I'm sure u would help me too. :)

Anti_System Newbie

Anti_System

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Thanks bro for the advice,

I did mine at the good luck lock smith beside reginas,

Cost $80.

They have the same Suzuki bike key :)

 

Hello... Wanna ask.. How long it takes to do key?? Can collect on the same day?

IzPhotoWerkz Newbie

IzPhotoWerkz

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GSR bros and siz, just got my GSR about a week back after being years on an S4 Spec III. After riding for about 1 week, realised that it is a real hassle without a box. Haha.

 

If anyone is letting of their second hand side panier racks with or without side panniers, any brand, please kindly drop me a beep at nine one nine one eight zero three five. Thank you.

 

Cheers!!

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normanlai Newbie

normanlai

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Hello... Wanna ask.. How long it takes to do key?? Can collect on the same day?

 

5 mins after u hand over the key to the person.

Jubie Newbie

Jubie

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Hello... Wanna ask.. How long it takes to do key?? Can collect on the same day?

 

It took about 15 to 30 mins to get done.

 

As I want the same Suzuki bike key.

Need to travel to another place to set the chip.

So it took a bit more time.

 

If you take the other Suzuki key,

should be very fast as it will be done on the spot

Quite easy and fast.

IvikaRazI Newbie

IvikaRazI

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Do becareful and take note how many time you duplicate the keys. There is a limit of how many times can duplicate. After that, will need to change ECU.

* Suzuki GSR750

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nikonll Newbie

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Do becareful and take note how many time you duplicate the keys. There is a limit of how many times can duplicate. After that, will need to change ECU.

 

Why is that so?

IvikaRazI Newbie

IvikaRazI

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Why is that so?

 

Simple reason....too many duplicated keys will resort to theft. Then the idea of having SIAS as an immobilizer will not work anymore.

* Suzuki GSR750

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nikonll Newbie

nikonll

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Simple reason....too many duplicated keys will resort to theft. Then the idea of having SIAS as an immobilizer will not work anymore.

 

You mean there is an inbuilt system which detects how many different keys there are, then if there is too many it will self destruct the ECU?

IvikaRazI Newbie

IvikaRazI

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You mean there is an inbuilt system which detects how many different keys there are, then if there is too many it will self destruct the ECU?

 

Hahah you muz be jokin rite self destruct. If self destruct...then you will die as the ECU is located directly under your butt.

* Suzuki GSR750

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nikonll Newbie

nikonll

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Hahah you muz be jokin rite self destruct. If self destruct...then you will die as the ECU is located directly under your butt.

 

Haha...I mean is it in built thingy or is it just individual precaution

onemanarmy Newbie

onemanarmy

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Any GSR riders staying in the west?

Just got myself a GSR400.

Need to learn a thing or two abt this wonderful machinery. :)

Speed has never killed anyone.

Suddenly becoming stationary,

That’s what gets you.:faint:

- Jeremy Clarkson

Anti_System Newbie

Anti_System

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It took about 15 to 30 mins to get done.

 

As I want the same Suzuki bike key.

Need to travel to another place to set the chip.

So it took a bit more time.

 

If you take the other Suzuki key,

should be very fast as it will be done on the spot

Quite easy and fast.

 

Where's the another place u set the chip ? Ubi area?

Paiseh~ Ask so many qns..

onemanarmy Newbie

onemanarmy

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Went down to the locksmith shop beside Regina today.

Key done in approx 3 mins. :)

Speed has never killed anyone.

Suddenly becoming stationary,

That’s what gets you.:faint:

- Jeremy Clarkson

Jubie Newbie

Jubie

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Where's the another place u set the chip ? Ubi area?

Paiseh~ Ask so many qns..

 

It's at 72 motors at desker road.

It's just programming of the chip to be done there

acsilver Newbie

acsilver

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Any GSR riders staying in the west?

Just got myself a GSR400.

Need to learn a thing or two abt this wonderful machinery. :)

 

hey bro which part of west side u staying?..

acsilver Newbie

acsilver

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Any GSR riders staying in the west?

Just got myself a GSR400.

Need to learn a thing or two abt this wonderful machinery. :)

 

ahh bukit batok.. ahahaha.. which part of bukit batok?..

onemanarmy Newbie

onemanarmy

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ahh bukit batok.. ahahaha.. which part of bukit batok?..

 

Bukit Batok East Ave 4. Yourself?

Speed has never killed anyone.

Suddenly becoming stationary,

That’s what gets you.:faint:

- Jeremy Clarkson

bibinjoseph Newbie

bibinjoseph

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Hi GSR experts,

 

Need your valuable advise....new to gsr family and started riding 2 weeks before..

 

Problem - After start riding, when shifting up to 2nd gear - close throttle - apply clutch - engine stall--need to start again to move on..

noticed this while shifting from first to second and some other gears at times...

 

Any idea on this issue?

 

Also where you guys usually go for repair for GSR400?

 

Anyone stay near woodlands area..it will be a good thing to meet up and talk more on gst thingy...

 

thanks a lot...

 

Pls help..

 

cheers...bibin...

 

hi bro ..

 

okay already...think it was due to the idling time...

set it to 1 and now no more stalls..

 

btw, when we startup in morning, we have to wait

until what temperature before moving off...

 

Appreciate ur reply..

 

cheers...bibin

IvikaRazI Newbie

IvikaRazI

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hi bro ..

 

okay already...think it was due to the idling time...

set it to 1 and now no more stalls..

 

btw, when we startup in morning, we have to wait

until what temperature before moving off...

 

Appreciate ur reply..

 

cheers...bibin

 

Manufacturer's recommendation is 1.1k to 1.3k rpm. And no setting to 1.3k rpm does not consume a lot of petrol. Going fast and furious does.

* Suzuki GSR750

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