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Cabby 22-02-16 14:53
Recommend me a battery for the ten
 
As it says on the tin, I'm after a new battery for the ten in the UK, what's hot and nevermind what's not.

Desert Racer 23-02-16 03:36
I've always found Yuasa (as used OEM) to be very reliable & long lasting.

Petenz 23-02-16 06:39
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Originally Posted by Desert Racer (Post 218634)
I've always found Yuasa (as used OEM) to be very reliable & long lasting.
There goes a clever man..

Cabby 23-02-16 14:07
What about lithium batteries?

SimonRoma 23-02-16 14:42
I have always used Yuasa and they really are the best of the "normal" batteries, I know nothing about the lithium ones. And I use a CTEK battery trickle charger when I am not using the bike, so my battery lasts several years.

Desert Racer 23-02-16 17:16
From memory I think the lithium battery's don't give any warning when they're getting run down or tired. They just die suddenly.

darkhelmet 23-02-16 20:55
I have very good experience with motobatt. It's cheap, reliable powerful and sometimes lighter then the OEM/yuasa versions

jon660z 23-02-16 21:08
I can second Motobatt batteries, had them on several bikes will crank for ages on a 25 year old twin on a cold frosty morning.

Never had a failure and some models come with 2 sets of terminals to fit mutiple bikes. Perfect if you have accessories wired too battery.

Also theyre yellow....... I like yellow

Desert Racer 24-02-16 04:05
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Originally Posted by darkhelmet (Post 218661)
I have very good experience with motobatt. It's cheap, reliable powerful and sometimes lighter then the OEM/yuasa versions
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Originally Posted by jon660z (Post 218662)
I can second Motobatt batteries, had them on several bikes will crank for ages on a 25 year old twin on a cold frosty morning.

Never had a failure and some models come with 2 sets of terminals to fit mutiple bikes. Perfect if you have accessories wired too battery.

Also theyre yellow....... I like yellow
Do the Lithium batteries need a special charger? :read2:

assenvas 24-02-16 16:47
Yes, you need special charger. Using ordinary charger poses a risk to damage the battery and eventually cause fire. Charger can be sourced through e-bay circa 55-60 GBP

Hope this helps.


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