The guy in Halfords just looked blankly at me - if I'd wanted a stereo, alloys or fluffy dice he'd probably have understood, bloody chavs!
Batteries ... AGAIN!
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Re: Batteries ... AGAIN!
Pete - thanks for the code - thought it was that one but I don't trust my technical knowledge
Nearest dealer's miles away - one of the 'joys' of living in Devon! Lots of 4wd and tractor dealers and some good farm shops, but bugger all else LOL. I do almost all my shopping online!! So - thanks for the M&P link Mincehead
The guy in Halfords just looked blankly at me - if I'd wanted a stereo, alloys or fluffy dice he'd probably have understood, bloody chavs!
The guy in Halfords just looked blankly at me - if I'd wanted a stereo, alloys or fluffy dice he'd probably have understood, bloody chavs!
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Re: Batteries ... AGAIN!
So - I've googled and searched and come up with the following, posting the links so anyone looking in future can click on them:
http://www.mandp.co.uk - Yuasa - £44.99 + £4.99 shipping
http://www.mdsbattery.co.uk - Varta - £37.98 + £3.99 shipping
http://www.thebatteryshop.co.uk - Yuasa - £52.99 + free shipping
http://www.gear4bikes.com - Yuasa - £48.89 + £6.95 shipping
http://www.varta-motorcycle-batteries.co.uk - Varta - £37.99 + £4.99 shipping
http://www.tayna.co.uk - Varta - £37.99 + £7.98 shipping
http://www.bikerpartsdirect.com - Dynavolt - £39.99 + free shipping
http://www.alpha-batteries.co.uk - Numax - £42.99 + free shipping
http://www.mad4bikes.co.uk - MF - £34.20 + ? shipping (wasn't going to add all my details to find out)
http://www.4-motorcycles.co.uk - Dynavolt - £30.35 + £7.25 shipping
So - Yuasa/Dynavolt/Numax/Varta - which is best?
http://www.mandp.co.uk - Yuasa - £44.99 + £4.99 shipping
http://www.mdsbattery.co.uk - Varta - £37.98 + £3.99 shipping
http://www.thebatteryshop.co.uk - Yuasa - £52.99 + free shipping
http://www.gear4bikes.com - Yuasa - £48.89 + £6.95 shipping
http://www.varta-motorcycle-batteries.co.uk - Varta - £37.99 + £4.99 shipping
http://www.tayna.co.uk - Varta - £37.99 + £7.98 shipping
http://www.bikerpartsdirect.com - Dynavolt - £39.99 + free shipping
http://www.alpha-batteries.co.uk - Numax - £42.99 + free shipping
http://www.mad4bikes.co.uk - MF - £34.20 + ? shipping (wasn't going to add all my details to find out)
http://www.4-motorcycles.co.uk - Dynavolt - £30.35 + £7.25 shipping
So - Yuasa/Dynavolt/Numax/Varta - which is best?
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Re: Batteries ... AGAIN!
Out of those you listed?,YUASA every time Jak.
Most Japanese bikes are using Yuasa as factory fitment,Varta are a damn good brand name and quality kit but the others?
You might not find many good reports about those other brands.
By the way,what did ya`all think of the performance of the lithium-ion battery in that link and video I posted?
Now that IS impressive,the battery future looks bright!
Most Japanese bikes are using Yuasa as factory fitment,Varta are a damn good brand name and quality kit but the others?
You might not find many good reports about those other brands.
By the way,what did ya`all think of the performance of the lithium-ion battery in that link and video I posted?
Now that IS impressive,the battery future looks bright!
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Re: Batteries ... AGAIN!
phuk72 wrote:FWIW, I'd always buy a battery from a dealer / local motorcycle shop. The couple of quid you'll save buying online is a false economy IMHO.
The ONLY batteries I would ever use are Yuasa - they have consistently out performed any other batteries I have used, esopecially on bikes not used every day. The code you want is YTX12-BS
