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I had a call to make a key for a ct-90 i think. anyway got first 4 cuts off gas cap then smoked the other 2 spots and filed. Worked great .. I turn down those calls weekly but now im thinking ill start doing them.

Great job ! its interesting also doing something new ... do one teach one as they say good luck buddy

Forgot to mention I learnt something new today a guy asked for a key by code I had never heard of before ! told him no can not do that never heard of it
but will reference it ...after a 5 min search I found it and have cut these keys for years .
A entire series of keys I new nothing about !! oh what fun we have

Motorcycle season is coming quick with the great warm weather. Did a 04 yam r6 the other day. Dust cap was missing on ignition and it was sitting all winter outside. I used the accureader to decode ignition but it was giving me false readings all over the place. The gas tank is were everything was nicely preserved little bit of corrosion on wafers, but WD-40 made reading a breeze.

Congrats on the success

I have done 3 bikes this week so far
some are a breeze and some can be a pain
I think the hardest one is the Honda with the double sided wafer system
I don't use any reader just impression them
I came across a Honda that used a transponder a couple weeks ago
It was the first one I came across ,Ilco book shows to be a option

I just made my first motorcycle key the other day as well.
It was for a Suzuki Intruder.

nice work,

but a real biker dosn't lose his key