Battery tender
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Joined: Nov 2006
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From: Western North Carolina
I've used a junior battery tender for at least four years every time the bike is parked at home. I've had no problems with the tender or the battery. I think it's a better set up than the plus because it's compact and plugs directly into the receptacle with a long cable to the bike.
Like others have said, I wouldn't try to use it to charge a dead battery but it's great for maintaining one.
Like others have said, I wouldn't try to use it to charge a dead battery but it's great for maintaining one.
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Joined: Mar 2008
Posts: 1,967
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From: Jax FL
sears has their small one on clearance, $19.99
it's awesome, i got two - one for car, (never charges)
one for bikes, few months back
it comes with 3 leads:
-cigarette lighter (for car)
-seat plug (HD style)
-small clamps
my Ultra charges for ~30 minutes after ride according to the LED's
and most folks with an Ultra report that.
my bike won't start back when hot if i don't use it (starter problem)
i think it's just good maintenance.
i have a big charger for big work.
it's awesome, i got two - one for car, (never charges)
one for bikes, few months back
it comes with 3 leads:
-cigarette lighter (for car)
-seat plug (HD style)
-small clamps
my Ultra charges for ~30 minutes after ride according to the LED's
and most folks with an Ultra report that.
my bike won't start back when hot if i don't use it (starter problem)
i think it's just good maintenance.
i have a big charger for big work.
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Joined: Feb 2007
Posts: 5,578
Likes: 4
From: Northern California
+1. Ditto that. Have one already, but that is a very good price.
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