Lost keys Have a 2005 Suzuki Blvd C50, son lost keys, trying to find key codes or remove ignition to take to locksmith. Sny suggestions?

Question edited for a bit more clarity, but not sure what what you mean about 'wheels on earth' and 'will find but will not crank'?
Question moved to a Boulevard Category.

Do you mean it cranks, but doesn't 'fire' or start?

Your engine only needs three things

1. Clean fuel and supplied to the engine. yours is injected, so it needs fuel pump pressure.

2. You need Compression. You can measure that with a gauge.

3. A spark at the right time.

Help in the forums

My 05 Suzuki C50 Blvd won't start

Suzuki Volusia Forum https://www.volusiariders.com > ... > HELP!
Aug 27, 2013 - It sounds like either the starter isn't getting power, isn't engaging, or isn't getting the signal to engage. I'd start by checking for voltage ...
My '05 C50 won't start - Suzuki Volusia Forum
Jan 31, 2008
My 2005 c50 suzuki will not start ..help
May 27, 2011
More results from www.volusiariders.com

They look identical. The plug connector as well

07

https://www.amazon.com/Suzuki-Ignition-Boulevard-Intruder-37100-41F70/dp/B06XHRSGKH


01 - 04

https://www.ebay.com/itm/01-04-SUZUKI-INTRUDER-VL800-800-VOLUSIA-BLVD-C50-IGNITION-SWITCH-37100-41F10-NEW-/371054828151

Ignition lock, key or both are worn. After a while you may not be able to turn again. You should have the ignition lock replaced it comes with replacement keys. They will need to reprogram key to your BCM module.

A locksmith can use your bike's ignition cylinder code or the entire ignition cylinder to make a new key. You also have the option of reordering a key from a honda CRF local dealer, using your bike's VIN. A traditional motorcycle key is the easiest key to replace.

fuse box either under seat or one of the side covers. your issue could be a fuse. can you jump starter with cables to verify starter works?

Try Dipping The key In Oil, Place key In Lock, Use Gently As You Would Normally Whilst Rocking Bars side To Side

You could try calling Suzuki dealership with chassis / frame number they should be able to source replacement key.

SOL, call a locksmith.

im not sure about that as i think you need a key actualy in it to remove it, was is same key as your ignition? if you have old ignition take that to locksmith and see if he can cut you a key to fit. the locksmith would probably drill it out for you . to be honest those type of steering locks are not much good anyway, i had my kdx 250 stolen and they just snapped the steering lock with a sharp twist of the bars.. better off with a DISC lock.
good luck