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    Recommended battery tender?

    Hey so, battery tenders/charges... whats the best brand to get? I know you used to be able to get them that charged/maintained more than one bike, these still about, the sort that has the plug hanging out under the seat cos its always conected to the battery.
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    I've got a "Battery Fighter" Junior that I bought from Supercreap auto a couple of years ago. A fully auotmatic one.

    It only does one at a time so I rotate it around my batteries and it seems to do the trick.
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    ey D, I have an Optimate ll and I use this for most of the bikes (1 at a time tho it may be possible to wire to more than 1, I'd have to check) and a Ducati Performance one which connects to a plug wired to the battery of the MGS 01. I also have another but don't use it for the bikes as I prefer a slower charge for them. You can borrow one to try-out if you like.ciao, Nut

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    Found this sorta thing... any comments http://www.trademe.co.nz/Trade-Me-Mo...-163224926.htm
    cheers DD
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    sounds good....


    what a ride so far!!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by dangerous View Post
    Found this sorta thing... any comments http://www.trademe.co.nz/Trade-Me-Mo...-163224926.htm
    I have this one. It comes with two connectors, one quick connector you can leave on the bike attached to the battery, and one standard one. So far it works great.

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    Well worth keeping the battery topped-up during winter if you're not riding so much or doing short trips.

    I can get 8 to 10 years life from
    a battery by giving 'em a tickle-up for half a day every three-four weeks during the winter.
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    I use a Protecta 3500mA charge & maintain that I cut the leads off and put a plug inline. Now I can charge using the crocodile clips or a 3.5mm plug that matches the socket I fitted to the bike. Most of the time I leave the bike plugged in, occassionally disconnecting and fitting the crocodile clips for charging the boat deep cycle & starting batteries.
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    These are the Ducks nuts D.....give me a yell and I'll sort ya out.
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