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Matt_maverik
29th March 2011, 11:08
Hey,
Just went and got a new battery put in my ZXR because it was having trouble starting in the cold weather. It cost me $95 for battery and installation. I thought that was really expensive?
I got it done at Norjo Kawasaki in Sockburn. Was wondering if anyone else has been there and has a opinion of the place? Also was the price about right?
I thought the quality of work there was good but don't know how it compares to other places?
Cheers,
Matt
P.S. What tyre pressure should I be running in the tyres of a 1989 ZXR 250A? :)
DMNTD
29th March 2011, 11:14
First off, what brand battery did you purchase as there are a few options and the prices differ.
Sounds about right to me though
onearmedbandit
29th March 2011, 11:33
Sounds about right to me as well.
imdying
29th March 2011, 11:45
You can get $30 batteries for $30. I wouldn't, but...
Matt_maverik
29th March 2011, 11:57
Thats sweet! Glad to hear its about right, shows how much my flatmate knows..... :p
yod
29th March 2011, 12:11
I rang my local Honda delaer about a new battery for the bird and was told the Yuasa version was $285, then found a Motobatt on trademe for $90
I went with trademe...
DMNTD
29th March 2011, 12:32
I rang my local Honda delaer about a new battery for the bird and was told the Yuasa version was $285, then found a Motobatt on trademe for $90
I went with trademe...
Just so you know, your local dealer should have been able to at least match that...pity/slack? they didn't offer the option :facepalm:
scott411
29th March 2011, 12:37
that would be a fair price for a good quality chinese battery, there would be cheaper options but i would not go there,
a yuasa japanese option would have been much more expensive, but most dealers would be able to give you an option,
imdying
29th March 2011, 12:43
Thats sweet! Glad to hear its about right, shows how much my flatmate knows..... :pIt's a little battery, and ZXR250s sometimes need a little cranking if they're getting on a bit (they all are now), so keep a good eye on it, keep it charged, ride the often etc etc. Otherwise they seem to die prematurely.
willytheekid
29th March 2011, 13:30
Best place in ChCh for batteries:
57 Carlyle St, Sydenham, Canterbury
wholesale storage site that sells to the public as well :yes:
AllanB
29th March 2011, 14:32
Thumbs up to the MOTOBATT.
The price you paid sounds OK (depending on the battery of course).
Did you get free install? It is hardly time consuming!
puddytat
29th March 2011, 20:58
P.S. What tyre pressure should I be running in the tyres of a 1989 ZXR 250A? :)
Around 32-36 Id say,depending on what feels best
hayd3n
29th March 2011, 21:38
Best place in ChCh for batteries:
57 Carlyle St, Sydenham, Canterbury
wholesale storage site that sells to the public as well :yes:
bought my last yousa battery in chch $45 brand new from there
orangeback
29th March 2011, 22:35
Best place in ChCh for batteries:
57 Carlyle St, Sydenham, Canterbury
wholesale storage site that sells to the public as well :yes:
this is why my work dosen't sell there product any more, and it cost them a major account. 19 stores through NZ i recon in the bal park of 700k a year, ( wholesaler) :facepalm:
The Lone Rider
17th April 2011, 20:46
+1 for Mottobatt
They don't fill up with electrolytic fluid, and are robust.
And they come fully charged.
Around $80
The Lone Rider
17th April 2011, 20:47
Best place in ChCh for batteries:
57 Carlyle St, Sydenham, Canterbury
wholesale storage site that sells to the public as well :yes:
Whats the name of the business?
willytheekid
20th April 2011, 09:20
Whats the name of the business?
Century Yuasa Batteries - Christchurch
Phone: 03 374 5550
Fax: 03 374 5800
Pritty sure thats them
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