do you really need a battery tender?
#1
do you really need a battery tender?
If you just disconnect the battery through the winter or whenever your not riding.....will that be fine or get a battery tender instead? I know everyone is going to say get the tender, but is it really neccessary?
#5
RE: do you really need a battery tender?
Definitely buy one. You probably won't use it during the summer if ride the bike a lot. During the winter though, remove the battery, and keep it on the auto charger.
#6
RE: do you really need a battery tender?
the battery listed for my zx6r is a 50$ battery. a battery tender is about 18$
the battery tender is a much better investment than completely draining and destroying a battery and needing to buy a new one.
the battery tender is a much better investment than completely draining and destroying a battery and needing to buy a new one.
#7
RE: do you really need a battery tender?
I'd also advise taking your battery indoors during the winter; house, basement, somewhere to avoid freezing the electrolyte. Use the tender; they work.
#8
RE: do you really need a battery tender?
I bolted up the quick connect attatchment to the battery on my 05 ZX6r - it is a quick connect near the rear shock- and hooking it up is SOOO much easier rather than having to remove the seat and lift the tank everytime i have to hook up the tender.
WELL worth the investment. unless you want to either buy a new battery.... or have to jump start your bike by running along side it
WELL worth the investment. unless you want to either buy a new battery.... or have to jump start your bike by running along side it
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