Guzzi keys.

[Shorty]

I wanted some spare keys for the G-5. Bought some blanks on Ebay, but they did not work out. Wrong ones. ALSO, Ace hardware told me they would not cut "outside" keys.... I contacted the seller. He asked me for the numbers on the keys/switch. I gave them to him, and explained the dificulty with Ace hardware. He sent me a set of keys already cut to match my ignition switch and fuel tank door. 
He said he has a "soft spot" for Guzzis, and likes to help keep them running when he can. He has a lot of Guzzi key blanks. I asked if he would like to be mentioned on WG, and he said to give his email address for direct contact. So, here goes:   

MotoKeys   Eric Johnson, Woodinville, Wa.     Eric Johnson ej@motokeys.com

[guzzisteve]

Good info, thanks Sorty

[PJPR01]

Perfect timing as I am headed to Ace later this morning to see if they’ll cut an extra key for me for the Scura using some blanks also bought on Ebay...if not I will use this new contact!

Thanks for the tip!

[wirespokes]

Thanks for posting that shorty! I bought some keys off the net, but they were the wrong ones. I'll have to contact Eric and get it done right.

[Moto]

AF1 Racing (af1racing.com) also provides this service, along with key blanks with and without the transponder chip used on CARC bikes, for example.

Moto

[sign216]

For the smallblocks w the non-transponder keys, it's easier.  Use ilco brand, blank number X270 TMC1. 
Ilco is a popular key vendor, and most American locksmiths and Triumph dealers carry them.

Joe

[Antietam Classic Cycle]

http://www.keys4classics.com/html/MotoGuzzi.html