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I decided to ride to work this morning. The temp at the time was 17degF. I loaded up my Burgie in the garage. I put my bag for work with my thumb drives, files, MP3 player and everything else I needed to do a days work under the seat. I rode the 18 miles to work feeling pretty dang good! It was only very cold when I had to crack my visor after stopping at light so it would clear up. However, when I got to work, my key would not open the seat. My hands were to cold try it too many times, so I came into the plant and decided to go out later and try again. I just got back from trying again, and it still would not open. It seemed like the key would not go in far enough to make the turn. I have given up trying in the parking lot. It is just too **** cold. But when I get home tonight, I got to get it open and I need to make sure this doesn't happen again. I saw somewhere a long time ago where someone designed what amounted to an emergency unlock mechanism with wire and a ring which was installed at the latch. Anybody got any ideas? :help: