Lost my 2009 Burgman 400 original key!

I tested magnet polarity with a small pen magnet, then inserted key head with very light pressure, kind of floated in place, did this in both open/close positions, it appears as magnets are opposite pole, key is pushing out/falls off , if the magnets were pulling at each other key would stay in place. I also lifted a 1/4oz with each individual magnet easily.
IOW they have a strong pull. This is unofficial, until more scientific testing and verification is done, just preliminary "Thesis" findings . It would kind of make sense for magnets to oppose, otherwise they "could" pull magnets out of key head

BTW found these possible solutions for key shutter locked, digging thru other post, either will require cutting key from scratch by a professional in the OP issue/case.

Here's how I figured out the shutter magnet locations, without using the oem key as a reference, kind of a lost key situation, the pictures explain how I did it, believe me, this is a tedious/steady hand/good eyesight process, will definitely test your patience, magnets are very strong, small and easy to lose, there's no spares , the best tools to place magnets is wooden dowel with two-sided foam tape or your fingers, you can do one magnet at the time then move to a diagram or fixture like in pics below. Believe me it took a while to get the magnets in place for the pics, as they pull hard and stick together very easily

BTW, I don't find this info to be a "Security Breach", there's how to videos on YouTube, etc., kind of like the super-secret ignition switch resistor , most professional thieves would know a quicker/easier way to defeat this system, one thing for sure it could save you a lot of money if someone closes your shutter

IAC, Standard Disclaimer Here, try at your own risk, etc., "Flame Suit On"

Note: The colors were enhanced for clarity with paint program, the permanent markers I used were flat/dull.