MELD3X Motorcycle Blank Key Uncut Blade for Suzuki GSXR 600 750 1000 GSX1300R GSF 650

Since this looked like the new 2020 key I didn't think it would fit my 2005 DL650, but it does. It's a little longer than the OEM key for a gen 1 DL650. These keys are exactly like the one that came with a friends 2020 DL650, even the Suzuki sticker that one reviewer said looked cheesy. The material gives me no indication that it will fail any quicker than the OEM key. It is a bit more cumbersome than the old style, or just flat keys.Duplicating my one old key that came with my bike was slightly harder than I thought. Forget the big Home Depot and Lowes stores, they are fancy new systems that really can't cut a non standard key. Go to an older hardware store with people that know how to operate an actual tool. A local store made me two keys in a few minutes. They charged me $1 per side cut, so $2 per key.My next trip should not include a frantic tent search and full riding gear dis-assembly searching for my only bike. Last place looked, cuff of my mesh pants. Apparently the pass through pocket looks a lot like my jacket pocket in the tent pre-coffee.They say there is a chip slot someplace, but I don't really see one, so I can't confirm. Luckily my gen1 requires no chip, nor is it attractive enough to be a theft target. And I'm working hard to wear out all the parts so it's not even attractive for parts.

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Selling my 2019 Hayabusa and I promised I had 2 keys , well 3 days before the sale I can find second key and I try to be a man of my word . Ordered these and got them cut within 24hrs of purchase and they work perfect on my 2019 Suzuki Hayabusa.

Fast shipping. Best price. Love it

Would have gave it a 5 star rating but the "Suzuki" symbol is glued to the top plastic part of the key, unlike OEM. Will likely fall off later when used normally as a main key. Definitely not an OEM quality Suzuki key, but for $10 for a set of 3, I'm satisfied and seem to be solid. Went to an local Ace Hardware to get the keys cut.

I was a tad sceptical when I first purchased these. I took them to a local hardware store to have cut, the first one kind of worked yet had to play with it quite a bit. The second one would not work at all. I didn't want to purchase an OEM version of the key, as it was $43 plus shipping so over $50. Decided to do just that, despite the cost. Then , when I took the 3 key in to a regular locksmith today, they were able to cut the key properly. I cannot rate for durability or sturdiness, as I haven't had them very long. I suspect though, that they should last for quite some time, $10 for three blanks, can always get more. I picked up another set of 3, to be on the safe side and had them all cut.

Great price for a replacement key. Used on a 2013 Suzuki Boulevard M90. But it’s a little long (by about 1/3-1/2 inch longer than stock) making it tough to ride with it, as my leg constantly presses against it. So there is a fear that I’ll bend it or put stress on the ignition. If you’re looking for a cheap replacement key, in case You lose your primary or backup key, and this fits the bill. But Good luck finding a key cutter that cuts motorcycle keys though. Took me about 6 calls before just going to a locksmith and having them cut these by hand.

The duplicate key I had made at the store bent like a pretzel when I brushed up against it. Then it completely snapped when I tried to straighten it. Saw these key blanks with the snazzy looking Suzuki plastic bit on the top and thought I would give them a try. I was concerned the key shop would not be able to make them but they didn't even blink. Took 5 minutes to make two copies, both of which work fine in the ignition. I can't say if they are strong or not because I am not going to bend one to test it, but just laying in my hand they feel stronger than the cheap metal of the blank the shop provided for the key that bent and broke.