Retarded newbie
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#15
RE: Retarded newbie
ORIGINAL: ddaren
as a newbie... I think he would have a hard time running next to the bike (if he's not downhill) and balancing the bike up.
ORIGINAL: method
why don't you just push start it and let it run for a bit or take it for a ride and charge up your battery?
why don't you just push start it and let it run for a bit or take it for a ride and charge up your battery?
car batteries may be 12V like bike batteries but have way more CCAs...though some have been ok jumping with car batteries...i personally would never do it. aside from blowing all your fuses...it could also fry the ECU and other vital parts of the bike.
#16
RE: Retarded newbie
ORIGINAL: Tahoe SC
don't forget that it's cold out and there's ice on the ground! just asking for another drop.
car batteries may be 12V like bike batteries but have way more CCAs...though some have been ok jumping with car batteries...i personally would never do it. aside from blowing all your fuses...it could also fry the ECU and other vital parts of the bike.
ORIGINAL: ddaren
as a newbie... I think he would have a hard time running next to the bike (if he's not downhill) and balancing the bike up.
ORIGINAL: method
why don't you just push start it and let it run for a bit or take it for a ride and charge up your battery?
why don't you just push start it and let it run for a bit or take it for a ride and charge up your battery?
car batteries may be 12V like bike batteries but have way more CCAs...though some have been ok jumping with car batteries...i personally would never do it. aside from blowing all your fuses...it could also fry the ECU and other vital parts of the bike.
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