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The OEM battery is a Yuasa and they're generally recommended as a very good battery; you can get them with the acid already added or "dry" with a separate container of acid. Some people use aftermarket batteries; Lamonster Garage sells both OEM and aftermarket.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07C63BCSM?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_detail sQuote:
Originally Posted by Mikey4201
Have these in both my F3-T and Wife's RT and used it in my 2000 GOLD WING
Al in Kazoo
From what I've read here .... they are no longer made in the USA and a few recent purchases by Forum members have said they arn't as good as before......JMHO ...Mike :thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Trbayth
Whichever one makes you happy, but without more info, how can we know?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mikey4201
I hate ambiguous "what is the best..." questions. It varies with the situation and individual parameters.
Well as I see it ....He wants to be HAPPY with His battery ..... so he's asking others what has made them Happy .....pretty sound thought process >>>> JMHO ....Mike :thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by UtahPete
Limited number of factories making batteries and everyone slaps their label on them. I am currently running a Duralast from Auto Zone and it is as good as anything else I have used in 50 years of riding.
I currently am using a Moto Batt battery I purchased from Lamonster Garage about 2 years ago. It has been a good investment so far. No problems at all. I would think any battery Lamont at Lamonster Garage would sell you for your Spyder would be a good battery. He knows what Spyders need for voltage to start and run great. So my opinion is you can’t go wrong with a battery from Lamonster. Hope this helps you make a good decision on your next battery.
This day and time go Lithium. Lamonster sells them or Amazon
Yuasa website, and other battery sites, still state that Yuasa powersports batteries are made in Pennsylvania. According to their website they do manufacture batteries in plants all around the world and they claim the manufacturing standards are the same in all the plants. So :dontknow:Quote:
Originally Posted by BLUEKNIGHT911
Can I ask, are you needing to replace the battery already?
I'm just curious since I am new to Spyder Life.
Purchased a new Drag Specialties (made by Yuasa) YTX24 in late July. Box showed made in USA.
In this day and age of spin and lies....that could mean the box was made in USA
HA! You beat me to the punch. I thought exactly the same thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by WRCLVR