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How long was it trailered? If the bike spent days traveling cross country and the battery went dead. You may need a new battery. I would first remove the battery and charge it. Then I would have it load tested. I believe once you get the battery up to charge or replaced the bike should recognize the FOB and all should be good.
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YellowCab (11-24-2016)
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op, your battery is dead. if it won't take a charge, you probably discharged it too far and killed it. time for a new one.
bet you won't make that mistake again....
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YellowCab (11-24-2016)
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WVHARLEEMANN (03-08-2022)
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U don't need a new battery. The problem is you drew the battery down the 0. A normal house /garage battery tender does not throw enough amps to get it charge. Take the battery out and take it to a garage that has a battery charger that will through 15 or so amps at it . Or buy one from a Auto shop. U can charge it on 15amps for 20 minutes and then turn it down to 3 amps for the remaining full charge ! I can bet ya , after 20 minutes of full charge it will fire up !
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