Where do you guys get your motorcycle batteries?
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- Thread starter RodneyBR
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Called them, but expensive. Looking for a battery for a TW200.
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Why not just hook it up to the charger over night?... How do you know it's completely dead!?
I have an OptiMate 4+, but it's not bringing it back to life. So the battery is dead.
+1 and he had a good selection
Tell them they are retarded and you want the YB7C-A for $35.99, Their Part# 33-314
Its at the bottom right of their catalogue in the battery table on page 376.
http://www.royaldistributing.com/ma...iew=book&id=11&Itemid=195&firstPageNumber=376
+1 on Glen.
redlinerush
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FS looks pretty legit
while we're at this. Is yuasa the go-to brand out there? and what's with the "light-weight" racing battery, is that worth investing in?
I run an sport bike if that matters
while we're at this. Is yuasa the go-to brand out there? and what's with the "light-weight" racing battery, is that worth investing in?
I run an sport bike if that matters
Yuasa is the Cadillac of Baetteries and you will find that out when you bring it to the register lol.
Yuasa is what I got in my bike right now, haven't given me any issues...
last winter it died, but that's because I didn't have the charger hooked up to it.
Racers are always looking for ways to drop weight off their bikes.
So, if you're competing in races, then yes, it's worth the investment.
If you're just riding around the streets, then I don't think you would really benefit from a lightweight battery.
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This is the best battery I've ever used, the Odyssey. Holds voltage extremely well and has huge cranking power. Only comes in a few sizes and is not bike model specific. Expensive and heavy but reliability is worth it. Bought mine from Flying Squirrel.
