Bike Batteries

Discussion in 'Texas Bikers' started by ßjay jøhñ§øñ, Nov 29, 2004.

  1. I read a couple of times, someone saying they better charge the Battery
    on the Bike? I think Brain said ''I better go charge the
    Shadow''....hmmm?
    <>If ya ride about once a week, won't that keep it up to ''snuff''? <> I
    have two Bikes, and I start em up atleast once a week if I don't ride
    em'. (?) ain't had any low batteries yet. ya'll?

    <>haveAgoodDay-Bjay<>
     
    ßjay jøhñ§øñ, Nov 29, 2004
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    Brian Walker Guest

    That's my problem too. It takes so much juice to crank mine, that if
    it doesn't crank right away on a cold engine, I'll easily run down the
    battery trying. That's why I start off with a "hot" battery to make
    sure.

    On a warmed engine, it's not a problem for me...I can almost start it
    with a flashlight battery. :)
     
    Brian Walker, Nov 30, 2004
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    Brian Walker Guest

    It really depends on the type of battery and the bike it's on. I know
    people with gel batteries that never have put a charger to them and
    let them sit for months at a time without any problems. Then others
    almost have to use a welder to jump start theirs every morning. I'm
    somewhere in the middle I guess. :)
     
    Brian Walker, Nov 30, 2004
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