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From: Retired and living in the mountains of NE PA
Originally Posted by neohiobiker
I vote for the extention cord
Ditto. My neighbor uses one from his house to his shed where he stores his bike in the winter. The shed is a good 100' from the house, but the extension cord doesn't seem to mind.
jbob: Your Road King looks great with its bat wing.
Last edited by XTrooper3936; Sep 11, 2008 at 06:13 PM.
The extension cord sounds like a good idea. I live in Central New York, and we don't get much sunshine for a few months, though the solar charger is worth looking into.
Any recommendations for a good trickle charger? Thanks to all for the advice.
Not sure where you hail from HyFly but, I used to go out and run my bike in the Michigan winter once a month and dream of warmer days till I got a garage with electricity and a battery tender. Sorry, I type slow and you already answered
I always pull battery and store it in a warm place (house or heated shop). I do the same for quads/jeep. Batteries usually last me 5-9 years. I've never used a tender...haven't found the need yet.
The extension cord sounds like a good idea. I live in Central New York, and we don't get much sunshine for a few months, though the solar charger is worth looking into.
Any recommendations for a good trickle charger? Thanks to all for the advice.
Get a battery tender instead of a slow charger, you can just leave it plugged in all winter. HD shops carry them and most indy shops will have them, about $30 and you can plug in a forget about it all winter.
I'm glad I can ride all year, but I did consider getting a battery tender until a friend told I wouldn't not need one if I ride every other weeks or so in the winter!!
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