What about splitting the functions. Have one of those small booster packs that keeps a charge for a long time and can boost a car/motorbike many times before charging.
Then get a smart charger for regular, and trickle charging?
Last week at work a guy needed a boost and I had mine in the trunk...
There are also RAM mounts for the brake and clutch covers. For some reason I don’t want to add stress to those bolts.
I have a hollow post in the triple clamp of if I take off the plastic cover and use this position for a RAM mount. Just in case that is available to you.
They are not well known, I haven't tried their bicycle but I've bought bike stuff from there and is decent enough. If you ride daily or a long distance weekend warrior, maybe it wouldn't work. For the average cyclist I think they would be okay. I think @JC99 bought one of their bikes.
I like...
Have you looked at the offerings from Decathlon? They are reasonably priced, and they have a sale on.
https://www.decathlon.ca/en/c/22545/mountain-bikes
@Soulcatcher668 Thanks for taking the time to tabulate the results. I am sure Jayell dreads the task each year. Th next 2 days look real icy for even the die hards.
That is good to know. I've not seen anyone use one.
On long trips I have all that stuff in my tank bag and I just unzip and take in with me if leaving the bike unattended.
Wow, you had the rare OEM top box. If I behave on the throttle I can get 450 km before the low fuel light comes on. In a headwind or crosswind the mileage really drops.
The driving lights suck up a lot of power but they light up the night and are focused. I tried to find LED bulbs that work...
I keep them as long as I still love swinging a leg over and going out for a ride and I am grinning. I will keep it as long as I can do most of the maintenance and still enjoy it. Shortest ownership was the 1982 Honda CB900c ( 7 years), loved the two range transmission and air adjustable shocks...
I have an unheated garage, but with room to work. Even with a small electric heater my feet freeze. But it does take the edge off my hands and tools. Hopefully you can easily get at the battery. There is an ugly wind today. Good luck.
Edit: I guess we posted at
The same time.
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