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Battery replacement
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BLUEKNIGHT911
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BATTERY
IMHO - the Yuasa it came with is probably your best bet......they are one of the leading suppliers of high quality batteries. That being said .....I have been looking at a DELTRAN Lithium-ion # BTL 24A360c wt.2.6 lb... battery that Walmart often has on sale for about 40% off MSRP that looks very attractive........smaller and very light weight..........................Mike :thumbup:
IMHO - the Yuasa it came with is probably your best bet......they are one of the leading suppliers of high quality batteries. That being said .....I have been looking at a DELTRAN Lithium-ion # BTL 24A360c wt.2.6 lb... battery that Walmart often has on sale for about 40% off MSRP that looks very attractive........smaller and very light weight..........................Mike :thumbup:
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Lot of people like the Lithium-ion batteries and some of the newer sport bikes even come with them.
However, they require a special charger and don't like extreme low temps.
They are definitely lighter and I am sure you can find one that fits.
I almost bought one for my motorcycle but I don't ride it often and it sits on a tender so would have had to replace that also.
I bought my last 2 motorcycle batteries at AutoZone.
Most atv/motorcycle batteries only have a 3 or 6 month warranty.
For conventional batteries, you do want a AGM, which stands for Absorbed Glass Mat.
However, they require a special charger and don't like extreme low temps.
They are definitely lighter and I am sure you can find one that fits.
I almost bought one for my motorcycle but I don't ride it often and it sits on a tender so would have had to replace that also.
I bought my last 2 motorcycle batteries at AutoZone.
Most atv/motorcycle batteries only have a 3 or 6 month warranty.
For conventional batteries, you do want a AGM, which stands for Absorbed Glass Mat.
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