Well I can't believe it. I hooked up the battery tender the first time since last spring to see if the battery would juice up and it did! I didn't ride much at all last summer. It still had enough juice to almost kick over. Unbelieveable compared to what I have always seen on here. I thought it would need to be replaced years ago. Its an 09 150 that I have owned the past four years and its only been kept inside about 6 months in that time. Only about 1900 miles on it.
So do they fail horribly all of a sudden or have I just gotten lucky?
My original battery is supposed to be toast by now right? 09
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My 2007 Buddy is on it's third battery but my 2007 Vespa GTS 250 still has the original and it still shows plenty of power on the load tester. I always leave them on a tender when not riding.
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Chicks dig the scars,
The pain is temporary,
but the glory is forever!