Funny just speaking about Motobatt battery today, friend mentioned he has taking his back to plonk on the shop counter, he bought it from, lasted 3 months.The time has come to change my battery. Any recommendations to either buy or avoid. I was looking at the Motobatt AGM CTX14-BS.
I just replaced my stock battery, which was perpetually weak (despite being on a tender). Of course, it still passes BMW's test, so they wouldn't replace it. I opted for a Westco premium battery. I did plenty of research and looked at Yuasa (which I've used before), Odyssey, as well as the Shorai lithium ion.The time has come to change my battery. Any recommendations to either buy or avoid. I was looking at the Motobatt AGM CTX14-BS.
Likewise, Erin & Yonder... I've almost always had good luck with Yuasa's...but not always. I have had a very few Yuasa duds that only lasted three or four years, but most of my Yuasa's lasted 6+ years or significantly more. The Yuasa in my Honda Rancher ATV is now 9 years old, and still going strong. My '11 R12R still has it's original battery.I second Erin's vote on Yuasa. I still have the OEM in my 2012, but have always used Yuasa in bikes I've had and will again as I'm sure mine is going soon.
That's not a MotoBatt number; Google tells me it's a Western Power Sports one.The time has come to change my battery. Any recommendations to either buy or avoid. I was looking at the Motobatt AGM CTX14-BS.
Thanks. So many different numbers and models. I got this one from a listing on fleabay. A little more research is needed!!!That's not a MotoBatt numbered; Google tells me it's a Western Power Sports one.
The MotoBatt for an 07-09 Hexhead R is MBTX12U. I have one; it's a little smaller in height and thickness compared to stock, and it is seriously muscular. I like it.