Wal-Mart Batteries
Bike is taking more and more cranks to start, losing charge after 4-5 days of sitting...I think its time for a new battery.
I know Wal-Mart has motorcycle batteries, anyone know if they have any that fit the F4i? |
Haha, I'm sure they do, but they're a waste of money. I got one last season and it lasted a week, took it back and got my money, then bought a good battery.
I'm not saying go to honda and pay hundreds of dollars for one, but if you have a battery specialist in your area go there and don't get the cheapest model. I'm pretty tight with money, but a battery is not something to skimp on. Anywhere but walmart. |
I bought a walmart battery for my f2. used it for a week. crash bike bike. saved the battery for a year without charging it. bought an f4i. its battery died. put in the battery i saved and it started right up. has given me any problems....knock on wood.
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Yes, they carry one. No, I won't recommend it. Get yourself a quality battery and a trickle charger (again, get a good one by Deltran ["Battery Tender JR" is great!]).
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most of the time when a battery doesn't last a week it's because the dealer or customer did not give it an initial charge
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Crazy question: Can you use a battery-tender with the battery still attached to the bike?
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Originally Posted by Bonafide
(Post 801519)
Crazy question: Can you use a battery-tender with the battery still attached to the bike?
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I use the Interstate Batteries. Very reliable & great customer service.
http://www.interstatebatteries.com/c...445-4294486476 |
Originally Posted by Bonafide
(Post 801519)
Crazy question: Can you use a battery-tender with the battery still attached to the bike?
http://www.batterytender.com/images/...terminals2.JPG Then you snake the plug part out the side of the bike and connect it to the charger. When you aren't charging (like when you ride) just tuck the plug part back in. |
Excellent! going to get a tender now...
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