on 07 and up there is no need to 'arm' the system. it is a passive system which requires that the keyfob be within range of the bike in order to disarm.

 

Questor, thanks for your mistake. I just put the card with the security code and instructions in my wallet.

 

Dang, you got me! Now I will have to change it..

 

Very good points about knowing your code. That is something I have not done yet

 

Remember a code! Have the time I don't remember my own name!!

 

The owners manual has a punch-out card or two in the back that has the procedure as well as a place to write in your code.

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Ride well,

Jim

 

If you have not changed your code on an 07 and up hd. You are leaving your bike unprotected from crooks. My dealer stressed this. All are the same from the factory. Change it to be safer.

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I did this too about a year ago and was 20 miles from home. Didn't have my card with me nor the owner's manual. My bride was kind enough to bring me the spare fob, tho.

 

Thank god that hasn't happened to me yet. Yet

 

Here's what I do to avoid the problem.
I put the fob and gas key on a leather "key chain" that goes on my belt. No other keys on the chain.
When I'm not riding the keys go in the same spot in the house. This way
the bike will not start and I can't leave until I get the key.
The worst thing that can happen is trying to move or work on the bike and the alarm goes off and I have to go get the key.
I figure that's a good thing.