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Keyless Ignition - ZX7R
Posted: Thu Jun 16, 2005 1:31 am
by HansonRacingCo
I'm interested in getting rid of the key for my '97 ZX7R track bike. I don't want to forget it or lose it and I really don't see the point in it anymore.
Has anyone done this before and can they provide some instructions?
I realize this is pretty much hotwiring a bike, so if you like you can email me at:
blahanson@shaw.ca.
Otherwise, I guess I'm going to get my manual and multimeter out and start fiddling.
TIA
Posted: Fri Jun 24, 2005 1:22 am
by HemiDuty
Hey man where are you? I am in Brisbane, and have a ZX7R trackbike too, which is keyless, if you want to check it out that is cool. The ignition is just a toggle swith now, and ya still use the killswitch and starter button on the right switchblock.
Posted: Tue Jun 28, 2005 5:57 am
by HansonRacingCo
I'm in Vancouver, Canada. I'm afraid, I won't be over anytime soon. Thanks for the offer.
Posted: Tue Jun 28, 2005 10:42 am
by NovaCoder
Just cut the wires and join them together in the right way (trail and error), you'll need to join three of them together I think. When you know which wires need to be connected you can just stick a switch in there and you'll be laughing.
Re: Keyless Ignition - ZX7R
Posted: Tue Jun 28, 2005 11:03 am
by momomags
HansonRacingCo wrote:I'm interested in getting rid of the key for my '97 ZX7R track bike. I don't want to forget it or lose it and I really don't see the point in it anymore.
Has anyone done this before and can they provide some instructions?
Hanson... you sure the 7 isnt a stolen bike and you just want us to tell you how to get around the fact you dont have a key???
Cynical ZXR
Re: Keyless Ignition - ZX7R
Posted: Wed Jun 29, 2005 12:23 am
by HansonRacingCo
momomags wrote:
Hanson... you sure the 7 isnt a stolen bike and you just want us to tell you how to get around the fact you dont have a key???
Cynical ZXR
I know this a concern, if I had the info I'd be reluctant to share for the very same reason. I have no idea how to prove this, but feel free to look at my gallery here:
http://www.bcsportbikes.com/photopost/s ... 29&cat=500
and my personal website here:
http://members.shaw.ca/v4bros/gallery
If you do have info and you feel like sharing, you may email this to me at:
blahanson@shaw.ca or
bretthan@vpl.ca (work).
Otherwise, I appreciate your concern, and I'll just have fun with my multimeter.
Regards,
Brett Hanson
Vancouver, Canada
Posted: Wed Jun 29, 2005 1:02 am
by Ment
mate you could just be really ruff and turn it to on and brake the key off?
nah just kidding, it really is just a case of cut the wires and re connect them by trial and error.
good luck