Battery
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harvey01
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Re: Battery
I've used others but always come back to Yuasa. They seem to be the best for the buck over the long haul. Most have lasted me at least 5 years.
Even if you buy elsewhere, you might want to go to their website: http://www.yuasabatteries.com/
There is a wealth of information there about batteries and some technical manuals that are worth downloading and reading. Info on how to prepare a battery for installation and then how to maintain.
Even if you buy elsewhere, you might want to go to their website: http://www.yuasabatteries.com/
There is a wealth of information there about batteries and some technical manuals that are worth downloading and reading. Info on how to prepare a battery for installation and then how to maintain.
harvey
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WingAdmin
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Re: Battery
Yuasa is a very good brand. Any quality name-brand AGM battery would be a good choice also (excepting the Wal-Mart (N)Everstart batteries, which are...well, worth exactly what you pay for them. 
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moneypit
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Re: Battery
Thanx I will go with your recommendation I don't want any problems this summer.
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k1w1t1m
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Re: Battery
While you're at it buy a battery tender. If you only do short rides or can't ride for a while it will maintain and keep the battery charged.