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From: Formerly Tampa Bay, FL, Currently Western PA
I said it before and this thread and Ill reiterate - I highly doubt a 95 has any parasitic draw when off and therefore can go several months with no issues. My garden tractor has sat for 4+ months for 3 winters, outside, never seen a tender, and starts right up every time with no issues, still on the original battery.
no parasitic draw = no need to put on a tender or disconnect the battery. Just trying to save the OP some time and money
Years ago I never used a battery tender on my bikes. But the current fobs signal the bike when near. My 2023 FatBoy114 flashes a red light every 30 seconds which can (over time) draw down the battery.
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