Have not this happen to me but I've heard about it.
Usually just a matter of lubing the cable and perhaps adjusting the seat post.
It can help to press down on the seat while turning the key if the seat post is not adjusted correctly but you should have no trouble after the dealer gets done with it.
If it happens again, know that if you remove/loosen the tupperware on the right side of the bike there by the seat you can reach a hand up there and move the latch.
Some have installed a pull wire hooked to the latch that is accesable in a discreet location, this is particularly handy for the trunk latch as you are likely to put your keys in a jacket pocket and then lock the jacket in the trunk. Not that that's ever happened to me mind you
Some have installed electric lock solinoids on trunk and seat and then hide the button and avoid the key altogether.......just how crazy do you want to get?
Usually just a matter of lubing the cable and perhaps adjusting the seat post.
It can help to press down on the seat while turning the key if the seat post is not adjusted correctly but you should have no trouble after the dealer gets done with it.
If it happens again, know that if you remove/loosen the tupperware on the right side of the bike there by the seat you can reach a hand up there and move the latch.
Some have installed a pull wire hooked to the latch that is accesable in a discreet location, this is particularly handy for the trunk latch as you are likely to put your keys in a jacket pocket and then lock the jacket in the trunk. Not that that's ever happened to me mind you
Some have installed electric lock solinoids on trunk and seat and then hide the button and avoid the key altogether.......just how crazy do you want to get?