start a bike with tires off, safe????
is starting a bike safe with the tires off?????? i don't want the battery to drain from not starting it... thanks.
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It's fine.
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If you start your bike and if it is in N and without wheels on, the bike doesn't know any difference. If you are near a Walmart, or similar, invest in a battery tender designed for motorcycle batteries. $20 - $25 should be all you would pay.
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^^ what he said. Get a battery tender. I got mine from the battery store for thirty bux. Keep it charged, beats having to get a new battery.
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You can also just remove the battery if you're going to work on the bike for extended periods. My dad does that with his car when he puts it away for the winter. Then come spring, he just puts the battery in and it starts right up after ~6 months of sitting there.
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Originally Posted by playb0i
(Post 799946)
is starting a bike safe with the tires off?????? i don't want the battery to drain from not starting it... thanks.
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how about revving it, idling and revving in diff. intervals for 5-10mins ??
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SPend the 25 bucks dude...
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yeah great idea, start and rev the cold engine to keep the battery charged :icon_doh:
as the nice people here already have said, get yourself one of those battery tenders. just out of curiosity, have you finally got yourself some new tires? or are you still out on the look :icon_couchhide: :icon_razz: |
im gonna try out the pilot power. i have the qualifiers right now, down to the tread indicators and some weathercrackings. just need time to rack it and take the wheels off
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