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I'm new to HD cycles, I've always changed my batteries within 6-months of buying a new bike, car or truck with what ever is the best on the market (want to minimize dead batteries at the worse time).
Anyway what group or part number is stock on a 2023 Fat Boy?
I'm new to HD cycles, I've always changed my batteries within 6-months of buying a new bike, car or truck with what ever is the best on the market (want to minimize dead batteries at the worse time).
Anyway what group or part number is stock on a 2023 Fat Boy?
The guy is just doing preventative maintenance on a pre-owned vehicle and wants to know what battery to buy. Why bust on him?
Bust on him ???? Hell, at least gave him some advice on battery life, more than you did. OP, probably can get a part # off your dealer or someone will chime in here with it.
I'm just trying to get an idea what group size is standard on late model soft tails, it was stupid to post this. Haven't had a lot of time recently to surf the net for a firm answer. I've used Odyssey batteries in all my new vehicles including diesels and the new car and truck we have.
In my sport bikes and recent dirt bikes over the last 50-years whatever seemed the majority recommendation. I've never needed a jump start in my life and plan on keeping it that way. Anyway sorry for the post and please delete this thread.
Thank you and take care.
I'm new to HD cycles, I've always changed my batteries within 6-months of buying a new bike, car or truck with what ever is the best on the market (want to minimize dead batteries at the worse time).
Anyway what group or part number is stock on a 2023 Fat Boy?
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