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mine is up there to but I put a volt meter on the bat and its ok , the gauge in the fairing may be reading high on yours to , check it at the bat with a gauge
mine is up there to but I put a volt meter on the bat and its ok , the gauge in the fairing may be reading high on yours to , check it at the bat with a gauge
Mine shows just shy of 16v as well, but a DVOM check at the battery checks out OK. There's a silent campaign for some regulator issues on the 2012 models, so if you're still concerned take her to the dealer and have it checked.
Not to be nasty, but there have been other threads on this in the past.....the small gauges the Moco uses are not accurate. My bike runs around 16V too, since it was new. Dealer tech told me exactly what I've read here.....they're inaccurate. They checked it for me and gave me a service report (to protect me) that everything was fine.
As a single datapoint I just bought an Ultra a month ago (picture below). When the service manager gave me the orientation on the bike he said not to pay too much attention to the gauges because they weren't too accurate. Interesting thing to say about a new bike I thought but seems to be the truth.
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