Question 2021 key code

[shfiftyfive]

Hi there,

I recently bought a 2021 nc750x (non-dct) in Canada. It came with one key and a local locksmith says he needs the key code from Honda to make a 2nd key. I took out the frunk key cylinder and it doesn’t have any code on it.

Anyone ever find the code hidden away somewhere? There’s a local dealer I can reach out to just wondering if there’s an easy option.

Thanks in advance.

 

[the Ferret]

It should be on a little metal tag on the spare key. The number may have been written in the owners manual if the prev owner was aware

Mr Lock in my area will cut a key if you have the stock Honda blank

 

[shfiftyfive]

Unfortunately, the previous owner said he lost the little tag ages ago. I do have a brass’ish red blank Honda key though. It’s nowhere in the manual either

 

[Colin_in_Ottawa]

My local locksmith company "read" my key code when they put it in the cutting machine. (I already knew it so I confirmed they were correct)

 

[762x54]

You might check with the selling dealer and see if they recorded the code at the time of delivery.

 

[yojimg]

I was in the same boat as you -- bought a used bike, it only came with one key, and I didn't know the key code. I was able to reverse-engineer the key code and make my own spare key. Details at https://nc700-forum.com/threads/spare-key.19299/#post-259717

-Jim G

 

[The Phoenix]

From what others have shared with you it would seem that there is a variety of ways key codes would be shared. I don't know how much I can help you by sharing another example. I purchased my 2021 dct in the US - in the attachment you can see the dealer's tag (yellow) and a white tag - which has a bar code and numeric key code on the reverse side. As you noted I would hope that if you can contact the original dealership they might be able to identify the key code via VIN#, or as the Ferret suggested, find an individual who can cut a key from your original.