Battery tender not recommended?
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The fastest way to kill a battery is to let it go dead and then charge it. When it is dead, it can start to sulfate and you can have a dead cell, even after the first time.
The security system on some of the bikes pulls on the battery. Mine can drop enough to have a hard time starting the bike within a couple of weeks, especially if it's cold.
I have a Craftsman tender that works great, when I remember to plug it in. If I have a couple of weeks when I won't be riding, I plug it in. Same battery since 07 and still running perfectly, at least when it's charged.
The security system on some of the bikes pulls on the battery. Mine can drop enough to have a hard time starting the bike within a couple of weeks, especially if it's cold.
I have a Craftsman tender that works great, when I remember to plug it in. If I have a couple of weeks when I won't be riding, I plug it in. Same battery since 07 and still running perfectly, at least when it's charged.
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