Exide GEL 12-19.......rated at 19Ah/170CCA or
Exide AGM 12-18......rated at 18Ah/250CCA or
Yuasa VRLA ............rated at 19Ah/170CCA (cheapest of the 3 by £10 but its 'wet').
Do I go for extra ooomph with the bigger CCA, or the slightly bigger capacity? If it makes a difference, my '06 RT isn't loaded with options, having only ABS and heated grips and its original battery was a BMW-badged Exide of 19Ah.
Pete
Which battery would you go for?
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Re: Which battery would you go for?
For £50, I'd consider one of these, https://www.mdsbattery.co.uk/yt19bl-bs- ... ttery.html
The Exide GEL 12-19 is available from Euro Car Parts this weekend with 40% discount, comes out at £65, https://www.eurocarparts.com/basket
This thread about replacement batteries may be helpful, https://1200rt.com/viewtopic.php?t=5
The Exide GEL 12-19 is available from Euro Car Parts this weekend with 40% discount, comes out at £65, https://www.eurocarparts.com/basket
This thread about replacement batteries may be helpful, https://1200rt.com/viewtopic.php?t=5
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Re: Which battery would you go for?
Thanks for that info - I didn't realise ECP did bike batteries....there's one near me and I've just reserved the only one they've got in stock for Tuesday pickup!
Pete
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Re: Which battery would you go for?
Excellent, an Exide battery for less than half the price of the identical BMW one, without the badge.
Spot the difference.
Spot the difference.
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