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long story short, my battery is like not charged enough or something so I need to charge it I think since I can't start my bike. Anybody locally in Toronto have one that I can bring my battery too?
here is the vid of my bike not starting: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tk3CUaOQ_NQ
Prefer locally in the east end near Leslie & Lakeshore and or Broadview & Danforth but as long as your place is ttc accessible I can bring the battery to you!
let me know via pm as I do not have internet till next week and login once every 24 hrs at a friends house.
thx in advance
- that new guy
that new guy - gamer, motorcyclist, cyclist, cager, transit user, pedestrian, delivery xpert, student, RFD-er, anime desu-desu otaku kawaii ^_^v and so much more!
this season(2011): 300 kms~
^ Yeah I know, haven't been riding much
Just bump start it and then go to CT buy a cheap charger. Or take the battery out, go to CT have them load test/charge it and buy charger at the same time ... If the battery is toast, you will need to go to closest motorcycle shop or Honda dealer to get a new one with the same specs ...
why not just spend $37 and buy a Battery Tender? Then you likely won't have this issue again.
ya, trickle chargers are cheap and you will need one over the winter anyway. might as well just go pick one up at CT.
FS Motorcycle has these chargers for sale right now and they are nearby at Carlaw/Dundas.
Optimate 3+ $67.49
Accumate 6/12 Mini $39.99
Reactor CSM $35.99
This one is $20 at CT. Don't know if it's any good but for the price...
http://www.canadiantire.ca/AST/brows...%2BCharger.jsp
I have that one...worked fine for me last winterOriginally Posted by jah_rydah
battery chargers of this sort aren't typically borrowed, they are purchased.
It's like borrowing brake pads, or borrowing a light bulb.
Shop around - you don't need the best one.
http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=42292
This one goes on sale for $5.99 regularly.
I've seen 12 volt low current tenders for $10 locally. (princess auto perhaps)
It is soooo much fun bump starting by yourself.
Re: Anybody have a battery charger/tender/trickle in Toronto?
jump start it from a car with cables, if you don't want to push and bump start it in second gear !!!!
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thx for the useful replies guys and the ones who pm'd me.
The thing is I do have a charger, I just left it at hamilton and it will cost me like $20~ to and from there just to get a charger so its not worth it y'know?
I don't wanna borrow your chargers, I was gonna let you charge my battery and pick it up later!
anyways once again thx guys for the useful replies, this forum is the best!
that new guy - gamer, motorcyclist, cyclist, cager, transit user, pedestrian, delivery xpert, student, RFD-er, anime desu-desu otaku kawaii ^_^v and so much more!
this season(2011): 300 kms~
^ Yeah I know, haven't been riding much
it's a cbr 125 how hard is it to bump start? my 750 bumps with a duck walk.
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If you were closer, id let you have mine for a couple days.
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If you go that route, DON'T start the car when you do it. The power from the battery/alternator may be too much for the bike.
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