Battery Chargers
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Squid
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From: Corona de Tucson
Battery Chargers
Any opinions on which battery charger gives you more bang for your buck? So far I have only heard about the "Battery Tender" around $30.00.
I am looking for something that will keep the battery charged up while it sits on my non-riding days.
I am looking for something that will keep the battery charged up while it sits on my non-riding days.
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This is all you need, unless you want led indicators or such.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...4913075&rd=1,1
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...4913075&rd=1,1
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SuperBike
Joined: Sep 2005
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From: Buffalo, NY
Harbor Freight also has a float type thats on sale occasionally for $5... I have 2 of them myself for my bikes, tractor battery, etc
http://www.harborfreightusa.com/usa/...ubCategoryName=
http://www.harborfreightusa.com/usa/...ubCategoryName=
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Superstock
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From: Merritt,MI.
battery tender
I bought mine from wal-mart for less than 20$ It's a schumacher. It' fully automatic the only switch it has is for 6 volt or 12 volt.I've used it for two years now and I'm hooked up to it now for winter
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Squid
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So far I am liking the Battery Tender Jr.. I like the connector with the rubber cover so it doesn't get stuff in it, and you can get 12 volt connector so that you can plug a radar detector to it. I found it At http://www.derbycycles.com for $20.00 w/o accessories.
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I have the battery tender JR. and I love it. I also bought a powerlet socket (BMW style) and wired it up and its great! I put in a couple of pics. I like things to look factory or very clean at least.
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The plug and socket come as a kit (I think about $25) and I had some wire and spade connectors and in about 15 min it was done. The plug itself has two screw type poles inside (very easy to wire). The socket I used spade type and the battery side is the eyelet type. I used a peice of thin aluminum and made a bracket or you can buy them from powerlet products. I like the look too! Not to mention I can use my heated vest or my heated gloves too!
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