hidepenny wrote:thought you had a lambo the other day???
ZX9R King wrote:I wish, but wouldn't puut a battery inside incase it fell over, spilt the acid and ate the carpet away
mike-s wrote:ZX9R King wrote:I wish, but wouldn't puut a battery inside incase it fell over, spilt the acid and ate the carpet away
Ya nonce, everytime i've bought a battery "dry" the acid has been kept in a sealed container with 2mm plastic that you have a bit of a fun time cutting the nipple off to extract the acid. So it'd be quite sae & sit on the floor of the car without problems (i did it, without a passenger to hold it steady and the worst it did was slip about the carpet a couple cm on sharp corners
mike-s wrote:
What kinda batteries are in a 9 anyhoo?
Barrabob wrote:is it a sealed no maitanance batery or a have to put water in it occaisonaly one.
Have a look and see if there are any dry cells and if there is carefully top it up till it just covers the plates in there and have another go.
If you can get it to go or charge it up a bit on a charger then ride the bike to a batery world place(red dave knows about these) and get them to put a new battery if it needs one.
Barrabob wrote:have a look in the yellow pages and give them a ring.![]()
I went to one at chermside and got a battery tender for my bike because it spends so much time just sitting there it just maintains a preset voltage in the battery and if it goes under the voltage it changes to charge till the batteries voltage is where it should be.
Also noticed a heap of diferent type bike batteries as in sealed no maitance type and glass mat gel ones and those rather expencive oddesy jobbies.
hidepenny wrote:i tired it once here in mel,
hidepenny wrote:i tired it once here in mel, RACV don't supply bike batteries![]()
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