Interstate Cycletron Batteries - PATHETIC!
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From: fl
old posts I know
but I don;t know where your getting your interstate batteris from, but I always get between 4-6 years out of them, in fact I usually just buy new ones at year 5 like we do in our cars, being from fl might be part of the reason not having extreme cold temps and the bike sitting for 6 month;ls out of the year (ok well some of our bike sit for longer than that)
but I put interstates in all our customers as well, have been using them atg least 20 years now
but I put interstates in all our customers as well, have been using them atg least 20 years now
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Got to ask: why the compression releases on a bone stock '06 SG?
Never had any negative issues with Interstate Batteries. Always get 5-6 years out of them. I always buy the gel battery - they last much longer than lead acid.
Never had any negative issues with Interstate Batteries. Always get 5-6 years out of them. I always buy the gel battery - they last much longer than lead acid.
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From: Knoxville, TN
LOL
That's a joke.
The bike has 10.5:1 compression.
That's a joke.
The bike has 10.5:1 compression.
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From: san diego
interstate makes a great battery, that said, it can go bad, but I would check for a draw on the system, before putting any battery back in permanently. easy to do only take a few minutes, can have a bad regulator staying awake to kill the battery
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