Santa Barbara, Goleta and the South Coast mix daily commuters, students on small bikes and scooters, and weekend riders heading over San Marcos Pass. We are a mobile locksmith that works only on motorcycles and scooters, and we come to the bike, whether that is a driveway on the Mesa, a campus lot in Isla Vista or a turnout on the pass.
In most cases we can make a key when every key is lost. We also cut spares, program transponder and immobilizer keys where the system allows, repair ignitions, extract broken keys and fix gas cap, seat, steering and saddlebag locks. Pick your city below for local details, or call or text with your year, make and model.
Cities and communities we cover in Santa Barbara and Goleta
- CarpinteriaDowntown Carpinteria (Linden Avenue), Carpinteria Bluffs, Concha Loma, SandylandMotorcycle locksmith in Carpinteria →
- GoletaOld Town Goleta, Ellwood, Winchester Canyon, Glen AnnieMotorcycle locksmith in Goleta →
- Isla VistaDel Playa Drive, Sabado Tarde Road, Trigo Road, Pasado RoadMotorcycle locksmith in Isla Vista →
- MontecitoUpper Village, Coast Village Road, Miramar Beach, Butterfly BeachMotorcycle locksmith in Montecito →
- Santa BarbaraDowntown, Funk Zone, Waterfront, West BeachMotorcycle locksmith in Santa Barbara →
- SummerlandLillie Avenue, Ortega Hill, Evans Avenue, Padaro LaneMotorcycle locksmith in Summerland →
Neighborhoods
- Downtown Santa Barbara
- Eastside and Milpas Street
- Funk Zone
- Hope Ranch
- Mission Canyon
- Old Town Goleta
- Santa Barbara Waterfront and Harbor
- The Mesa
- The Riviera
- Upper State Street and San Roque
- Westside and Oak Park
Riding roads and destinations
- Gaviota Coast and Highway 101
- Gibraltar Road and East Camino Cielo
- Highway 192 (Foothill Road)
- San Marcos Pass and Highway 154
Campuses
Motorcycle key services in Santa Barbara and Goleta
- Lost Motorcycle Key, No SpareNo key at all? We make a working key at the bike.Details →
- Motorcycle Key ReplacementNew keys cut by code or from the lock, for all major makes.Details →
- Transponder and Immobilizer Key ProgrammingChip keys and fobs programmed to your immobilizer.Details →
- Motorcycle Key Duplication and Spare KeysA spare now costs far less than a lost only-key later.Details →
- Motorcycle Ignition Repair and ReplacementSticking, worn or damaged ignitions repaired or replaced.Details →
- Broken Motorcycle Key ExtractionSnapped key removed and a new one cut from the pieces.Details →
- Gas Cap, Seat, Steering and Saddlebag LocksGas cap, seat, steering, helmet and saddlebag locks.Details →
Lost your motorcycle key in Santa Barbara?
Call or text with your year, make, model and where the bike is parked.
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Riding roads we get called to around Santa Barbara
Keys go missing at fuel stops, overlooks and trailheads as often as they do at home. These are the routes local riders use most.
- Highway 150 (Casitas Pass Road): Climbs east from the coast over Casitas Pass, past Lake Casitas, to Ojai.
- Highway 192 (Foothill Road): A winding back road west through the avocado orchards and foothills to Montecito and Santa Barbara.
- Old Pacific Coast Highway (Rincon Parkway): The old coast road south of Rincon toward Ventura, right next to the water with beach turnouts.
- Chapala Street: One way heading uptown on many of its downtown blocks, and the street the west side city lots open onto.
- Anacapa Street: One way toward the ocean through most of downtown, running past the Courthouse and the east side garages.
- Carrillo Street: The main cross street, with a Highway 101 interchange to the west and the climb over Carrillo Hill to the Mesa beyond it.
- Garden Street: A direct run from downtown to Highway 101 and on to Cabrillo Boulevard at the waterfront.
- Milpas Street: The Eastside's main street, from Cabrillo Boulevard and the roundabout at Highway 101 north to Anapamu Street and the Bowl. Expect frequent crosswalks and cars pulling out.
- Sycamore Canyon Road: Climbs out of the Eastside to meet Highway 192 at Stanwood Drive, near Parma Park.
- Alameda Padre Serra: Runs along the hillside above the Eastside and across the Riviera toward the Old Mission.
Dealer or mobile locksmith in Santa Barbara?
Local dealerships can order a key by VIN or key code. That works when you can wait for the part and the bike can get to them. When the bike will not start or you need it today, we make the key where it sits.
- Wheels In Motion (Goleta) (Honda, Ducati, Yamaha, Kawasaki and other makes)
- Cal Coast Motorsports (Ventura) (Honda, Kawasaki, Suzuki, Yamaha)
- Wheels In Motion (Honda, Ducati, Yamaha, Kawasaki and other makes)
Makes we work on
- Harley-Davidson
- Honda
- Yamaha
- Kawasaki
- Suzuki
- Ducati
- BMW
- Triumph
- KTM
- Indian
- Aprilia
- Moto Guzzi
- Husqvarna
- Royal Enfield
- Can-Am
- Victory
- Vespa and Piaggio
- Zero
- MV Agusta
- Benelli
- Beta
- Buell
- CFMOTO
- GASGAS
- Genuine Scooters
- Hyosung
- KYMCO
- LiveWire
- SYM
Helpful guides
- Motorcycle Gas Cap, Seat or Steering Lock Stuck? What to DoStuck gas cap, seat and steering locks on motorcycles usually come down to grime or corrosion in an exposed cylinder, a worn key, a stretched seat cable, or parts under tension that hold the latch closed.
- Motorcycle Helmet Lock Keys: Factory Holders and Add-OnsMost factory helmet holders use the ignition key, either directly in a small lock on the side of the bike or indirectly, because the helmet hangs on a hook that the locked seat or trunk traps.
- Signs Your Motorcycle Ignition Switch Is FailingA motorcycle ignition switch is two parts in one housing: a lock cylinder that reads the key and an electrical switch that powers the bike.
- Motorcycle Immobilizers Explained: HISS, KIPASS and MoreA motorcycle immobilizer is an anti-theft system that only lets the engine start when it recognizes a coded chip in the key or a paired fob.
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