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This was the biggest junk I've ever spent $13 on! Requires the use of sandpaper (not included) to sand down part of it to match the ignition and then requires applying superglue to a few spots to hold it together. Took two trips and fell apart. Spend five dollars more to get a key holder that screws together. So I regret the purchase.

To properly attach to the key you will need sandpaper and super glue which are not included. It's just two pieces of molded plastic that fit loosely over a dime key and cable. I would have thought for that price they would have included superglue and sandpaper which they say to use in the instructions. I have a slightly more expensive metal key case that I use on my bike.

Cheap. The instructions say you need to provide your own super glue and you're good to go. No positives. So I glued it, tried it, the Frank doesn't open because of the thickness. The instructions state that if this is the case, you may need to apply. The point is that a well-designed part doesn't need glue or modifications to do its job. Can-Am keys can be drilled, so I removed that pawl and drilled a small hole for the ring. Save your money here and grab a burger on Saturday.

This cover works but I would prefer something I don't have to unscrew to connect/disconnect. They could have cut out the jumper wire/ring part and just sold the case for a lower price. Also, you have to insert and turn the key to unlock the gas zone and open the trunk. This cover *almost* prevents that by not letting the key go far enough. Very close! I'll see if I can break the plastic with one touch as I'm concerned that incompletely pressing the ignition again will cause it to warp.