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Old 10-18-2009, 05:35 PM
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Originally Posted by bksmoky
Battery Tender Plus. I'ts more money in the short term but a better system for long term winter storage.
Zwut I use. Good solid unit. Found it online for the price of the jr retail.
 
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Old 10-18-2009, 05:41 PM
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No power outlet. I pull battery and place it under the hood of my 1989 chevy pick-up which i drive 3-4 times a week. bungi straped battery to battery in my truck and ran a small wire from hot to hot and neg to neg. Battery is always charged and always with me when i am at the whse. I don't cover my bike but it is inside a unit. Works for me may not for anyone else. good luck guys
 
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Battery Tender Plus for me. When bike goes in garage I plug in the quick connect plug. Always ready to go. I have 6+ years on original battery. Great little tool.
 
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+1 on the DELTRAN battery tender plus, they have great service and a real good warranty program. You want a "smart" tender, one that goes in to float mode after charging the battery to a specific voltage. The float mode monitors the charge and automatically charges at a predetermined drop in voltage.
 
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I have the harley tender jr.
 
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Schumacher Battery Charger # 1562A from Wal-Mart. Same plug as the HD Tender
 
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Originally Posted by cbigbie191
If you have a cycle gear near you they stock several good ones. HD makes a great one as well, although it is overpriced and made by another manufacturer.

http://www.cyclegear.com/spgm.cfm?L1...m=DEL_021-0123
This one above or the Herley one. Truely the best money you will ever spend.
 
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Have a battery tender for the bike that I used last winter. Cost about $40. Just got a float charger at Harbor Freight for my lawn tractor for $6.
 
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Here is one from Batteries Plus you can order on line. I bought one last year and it worked Great. http://www.batteriesplus.com/pc-3612...T021-0128.aspx
It looks just like the one from Harley, only it comes with the quick disconnect. You don't have to pay another $8. I have heard a lot of people say they are good to put on the bikes while they are in storage.
 
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I second the Battery Tender Jr. Plenty powerful for motorcycle battery and won't overcharge. Cheap too. Even if you ride regularly, it will assure you always start with a full charge.
 


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