Battery Tender question.
Battery Tender question.
This may sound dumb so don't attack me but which tender do I need? I went to their website and saw that have a 6V and a 12V. Which one do I need? I'm gonna say the 6V but wanted to make sure. I have never had a problem starting her but I see a lot of people use them. I haven't decided yet.
Road Master
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From: Battle Creek, MI
I have something similar to this...I reads that battery and adjusts accordingly so I can use it on my 12v and 6v batteries
http://www.walmart.com/ip/Schumacher...arger/13005742
http://www.walmart.com/ip/Schumacher...arger/13005742
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Check Amazon, I got the jr (x3) for $30 ea. I use them for ATV's and they work well. As for my bike, I just try to ride it more often to keep the batteries charged 
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Road Captain
Joined: May 2010
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From: Wentzville, Missouri
Check your bike, You may already have the mating cable attached to your battery. My tender cable (or accessory) was routed behind my oil tank. The connector was just hanging tucked-in back behind it. The tech at the H-D shop recommended plugging the bike in every time you park it in the garage.