For those that need a trickle charge...

http://www-origin.motorcycle-superst...eal-of-the-Day

Seemed like a good deal but I live in SoCal and have no use for one of these...

 

I've had one for years. When I don't use it on my bike I keep it on my old truck, that has a drain on the battery I can't find. That is about the price I paid.

 

seems like a descent price

 

Not a trickle charge but tender. And why would living in CA have no need? It can actually prolong the life of the battery even in warmer climates.

 

FYI for newbies - it's not a Trickle charger, it's a Float charger.
Trickle chargers will cook your battery.

 

Thanks for lookin out for those of us in the Great White North.....its not really Great though....dont let them fool ya

 

Because I ride my bike every day. Trickle charge or tender...semantics. My bad

 

In the winter my wife is not nearly the bad *** she is in the summer.. so we put her bike's battery on the tender.. it has worked great for the last 3 years.. of course I ride mine year round, thru snow, sludge, muck, tornado and one time thru 2 hurricanes.. not at the same time.. one came thru one week after the first one.. heat, hail sleet, did i say snow.. oh yeah and 2 hurricanes..

 

The last time I remember 2 hurricanes a week apart was Hugo and Iris in South Carolina in 1989. Hugo of course was the big one. Would not want to ride through it.

 

I purchased two of them recently. Shopped around quite a bit and paid more than that.

They can be had on Ebay for about $24 shipped.