Antigravity Battery

[crashpete]

I just received this. Will post more on starting, reliability, and problems. It's light!

 

[Boog]

Let us know how well it works in temperatures below 40F.

 

[crashpete]

I might not get a chance to experiment with 40°! From what I've read about them in low temperatures, you turn the key on for a minute to cycle the battery, then start it.

 

[rocketjohn]

Turning on for a minute (with headlight on) warms the battery a bit and thus elevates the available amperage to near normal. They do NOT like to be run down to dead and recharged so do keep that in mind.

 

[sonny]

Anti gravity battery's? WTF is that? Never had a issue with the stock battery. Working on the second one now at 50,000 miles. Changed out around 30,000 just because. Figured winter was coming and the change was a good idea. Did not want to get stuck somewhere with a dead battery. Harley's and batteries are about every three years. Rocket and stock batteries life span i believe much more. Never had a issue starting the bike even in cold temps. Did have a problem one morning last winter. It was about 10 degrees and could not get the bike to start. Then i remembered that it was in gear and the kick stand was down problem solved.

 

[crashpete]

I swapped out my yuasa for a Duracell equivalent, it's been great so far, but then I noticed the black Friday deal on the antigravity battery, so I thought I'd give it a shot.

 

[Stillserving]

How much was it on black Friday if you don't mind me asking?

 

[crashpete]

$275.49, that was after the 20% off!

 

[Old N' Grumpy]

My Rocket will not be leaving the gravitational pull of Earth. Therefore, at this time a Duracell will do!

 

[crashpete]

It does take weight off of the bike!