They arn't worth the extra cost if your just going to blow them up.
millna,
Jan 2, 1:40pm
cheers. so when I get the new battery should I only put one bulb in the bike so I don't blow 6 bulbs again!
m16d,
Jan 2, 1:53pm
You need to put a meter on and check the voltage at the battery when you rev it up. For a 6 volt system it should not be more than 7 or 8,othewise you'll only cook the new battery.
tonyrockyhorror,
Jan 3, 9:11am
No use just bumping. You need to read the posts.
millna,
Jan 3, 9:25am
yip, i have read posts. I am looking for a battery supplier, I can't see any written here. I went to supercheap but they do not stock what i need. I am looking for a supplier. bump
kazbanz,
Jan 3, 9:35am
Are you certain the battery is in fact goosed! -Have you tried charging it up and have you tested the regulator on the bike!
bitsy_boffin,
Jan 3, 9:46am
Eh!You can buy one right from the link you posted.Seems like the easiest solution to me.
tonyrockyhorror,
Jan 3, 10:27am
No, no and ummmmm. no.
millna,
Jan 3, 1:26pm
Battery is supplied dry and doesn't come with battery acid, you can have it filled at your local battery shop.I suspect I can find one local all charged up ready to go. no waiting
kazbanz,
Jan 3, 1:30pm
I buy around 100 batteries a year and have NEVER been supplied a battery that was dry or diddn't have acid supplied with the battery
bwg11,
Jan 3, 1:35pm
Unusual - There is usually a plastic pack of the correct amount of acid packed inside the battery carton. Just add and the battery will be part caharged and ready to use.
rob_man,
Jan 3, 1:35pm
I have, the motorcycle batteries from SCA come dry with a bottle of acid to fill them. My quad has one from there, it worked out ok when I followed the instructions though it was a first for me. edit:Oops, I didn't read your post correctly sorry Kaz. Yes, you're right.
millna,
Jan 3, 1:36pm
if you read the link i provided it states the battery is dry
bjdw,
Jan 3, 2:23pm
Motorcycle batteries come with the acid not in the battery to extend the shelf life.Re*** deals with Century-Yuasa and should be able to get that battery for you.
bjdw,
Jan 3, 2:26pm
I don't think battery acid can be sent by a regular courier.
cocabowla,
Jan 3, 2:41pm
this battery differs to what i found online for them, would suggest you save a lot of mucking around and just go to a motorbike shop tomorrow and get the right one from them, they will have all the references. any good bike shop will fill the battery with acid for you , any of the older (ie not maintanence free ) should be put on a trickle charger for 48 hrs or more for longevity before installing in bike.
(i worked 15yrs in the motorbike trade so do know what i'm on about )
bjdw,
Jan 3, 2:53pm
I don't think many people do this.That's probably why most of them only have a 6 month warranty.
kazbanz,
Jan 3, 3:13pm
Ya know you REALLY need to learn to listen.-The batttery is supplied DRY but with the acid in a seperate bottle supplied WITH the battery. Because the acid is in a SEALEDsmall container the battery can be couriered--again I have em couriered all the time but they are on a DG rated courier
millna,
Jan 3, 3:24pm
I must be stupid. I can't see any where on that page where it states it comes with a wee bottle of acid.!
Under product info it states. Patented separators provide high cranking power. Through-partition construction delivers maximum power. Unique sealed posts resist corrosion for longer battery life. Polypropylene construction to reduce damage from fuel & oil, with impact resistant heat-sealed, bonded unit fabrication to protect against seepage and corrosion. Battery is supplied dry and doesn't come with battery acid, you can have it filled at your local battery shop.
I am going to a bike shop not a website
tonyrockyhorror,
Jan 3, 4:31pm
Then go to a bike shop.
millna,
Jan 3, 5:43pm
thanks for the helpful suggestion.
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