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Motorcycle Locksmith in Simi Valley, CA

Lost, broken or worn-out motorcycle key in Simi Valley? We come to the bike and, in most cases, make a working key on the spot.

  • Motorcycles and scooters only
  • We come to your bike
  • Keys cut and programmed on site
  • Proof of ownership required

Simi Valley is ringed by hills, with rides leaving in every direction. Santa Susana Pass Road follows the old stagecoach route east over the pass to Chatsworth. Highway 118 links the valley to Moorpark and the San Fernando Valley, and Tierra Rejada Road heads west toward Moorpark through open country. Simi Valley Cycles on Los Angeles Avenue sells Triumph, Suzuki and Yamaha, so the valley sees a wide mix of bikes.

Around town, riders get stranded at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library, Simi Valley Town Center, the Metrolink station on Los Angeles Avenue, and trailheads like Rocky Peak and Corriganville. If your key is lost or broken, we come to the bike anywhere in Simi Valley to make a new key, program a transponder key, or repair or replace the ignition. Keep your photo ID and registration or title with you.

Motorcycle key services in Simi Valley

Everything is done at the bike in Simi Valley: no tow and no waiting on a dealer order. Tell us the year, make and model and whether you have any key, and we will tell you what the job involves.

Where we come to you in Simi Valley

NeighborhoodsWood Ranch, Big Sky, Bridle Path, Santa Susana Knolls, Tapo Canyon, Box Canyon, Los Angeles Avenue corridor
Common call-out spotsRonald Reagan Presidential Library, Simi Valley Town Center, Simi Valley Metrolink and Amtrak station, Rocky Peak trailhead, Corriganville Park, Santa Susana Pass State Historic Park, Simi Valley Cycles on Los Angeles Avenue
ZIP codes93063, 93065

Stuck in Simi Valley without a key?

Call or text with your year, make, model and where the bike is parked.

Local notes for Simi Valley riders

  • Santa Susana Pass Road is steep and twisty with very few places to stop, so pull fully off at a wide turnout before you call.
  • Summer afternoons in the valley often climb past 100 degrees, so if you are waiting in a trailhead lot like Rocky Peak, find shade and bring water.
  • The Reagan Library sits on a hilltop reached by Presidential Drive, so tell us which lot the bike is in when you call.

Riding roads near Simi Valley

  • Santa Susana Pass Road: A narrow, winding old route over the pass to Chatsworth, past Santa Susana Pass State Historic Park.
  • Tierra Rejada Road: A rolling two-lane connection west from Simi Valley to Moorpark and Highway 23.
  • Highway 118: The freeway link across the valley, west to Moorpark and east over the Santa Susana Pass to the San Fernando Valley.

Dealer or mobile locksmith in Simi Valley?

Dealerships near Simi Valley can order a key by VIN or key code. That suits you if you can wait for the part and get the bike to them. If the bike will not start or you need it today, we make the key where it sits.

  • Simi Valley Cycles (Triumph, Suzuki, Yamaha, Beta)
  • Thousand Oaks Powersports (Thousand Oaks) (Yamaha, Kawasaki, KTM, Triumph, Aprilia, Husqvarna, GasGas)

Makes we cut and program keys for in Simi Valley

Simi Valley motorcycle key FAQ

My key snapped in the ignition at the Reagan Library lot. Does the whole ignition need replacing?

Often it does not. We remove the broken piece, check the ignition for damage, and cut a new key, using the broken pieces as a reference when we can. If the ignition is damaged, we can repair or replace it.

I bought a used bike in Simi and it came with only one key. Should I get a spare?

Yes. Duplicating a working key typically costs far less than replacing keys after the last one is lost. If the bike uses a transponder key, the spare also has to be programmed to the bike.

Can you come out to the Rocky Peak trailhead?

Yes, as long as the bike can be reached safely in the lot or at a turnout. Note where you parked, and call before your phone battery runs low. Have your photo ID and registration or title with you.

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