Battery recommendations wanted

[two-six-nine]

cheers guys
I contacted the guy I bought the bike off and he said that the bike stood for 3 years.
so the battery could be stuffed.but before that he no problems with it.

ive had a look around and for the price im willing to give a new motobatt a try.

once again
thanks

[Drew]

Motobatt all the way! They are the best value for money on the market.

[R650R]

The only advantage I saw to yuasa was it was model specific.
So it was just fill it, charge it, slot it in and connect it go for a ride.
Wait that makes motobat easier. That was just connect terminals, slot it in connect it go for a ride.


Stupid phone / Tapatalk, apologies in advance.

My last Yuasa took over 6 years of abuse before it turned into a deceptive black hole of voltage. It would hold enough charge to start completely normal in driveway then randomly run as a total loss system up the road...
Anyway bought a new one and no acid already to go charged and all. Sparky said just put it in and ride. I still gave it a charge though.

[YellowDog]

cheers guys
I contacted the guy I bought the bike off and he said that the bike stood for 3 years.
so the battery could be stuffed.but before that he no problems with it.

ive had a look around and for the price im willing to give a new motobatt a try.

once again
thanks

Good one, 'cos I think they're great too

[AllanB]

Motobatt in my Hornet for almost 5 years. The factory Yusa died smack after the Honda 2 year warranty ran out.

[Moise]

The original Yuasa in mine lasted 6 years. Replacement Yuasa still going strong after 2.5 years.

[Flip]

My first battery lasted 7 years before I replaced it before it died, now running a motoblat, time will tell.

All my vehicles have a small 30a anderson power pole plug fitted so I can quicly plug in a charger.

The new bike goes flat after 3 weeks and the car after 4. All the electrics that is running in the background is the problem these days.