Hi All,
Battery flat as bike been stood unused over Christmas/New Year, so I need to recharge.
Do I need to remove the battery from the bike or can I recharge in situ? If in situ, do I need to undo the connections?
Any help greatly appreciated.
Cheers Tim
I keep mine on an Optimate all the time it isn't being used. If your battery is more than 3 years old my advice is...get a new one! If was drained dead...consider a new one. I don't think any battery should be allowed to go flat. If mine ever went flat, it would be gone.
I keep mine on an Optimate all the time it isn't being used. If your battery is more than 3 years old my advice is...get a new one! If was drained dead...consider a new one. I don't think any battery should be allowed to go flat. If mine ever went flat, it would be gone.
Hi GOC, she turned over a few times but wouldn’t fire up. Then starter just started ticking- battery dead. Not started the bike since early December btw.
Right , so the battery hadn't reached the stage of what's termed 'deep discharge'. This is the point where the battery is down to less than 12% and the plates warp or the fluid changes and the battery gets to a point of no return. It then becomes as much use as titties to a chicken or better employed as a door stop.
Right , so the battery hadn't reached the stage of what's termed 'deep discharge'. This is the point where the battery is down to less than 12% and the plates warp or the fluid changes and the battery gets to a point of no return. It then becomes as much use as titties to a chicken or better employed as a door stop.