T500 Battery???
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T500 Battery???
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strainer wrote:I went to the dealer yesterday, either one of these batteries will fit the 70. They are the same size, the only difference according to the Yuasa literature the dealer had is that the YB7 has more cranking power, not that I'm going to need that for a kick start bike.
Thanks and cheers,
Fred
Fred,
It has more amp-hours. Amp-hours are not cranking power. More amp-hours is what keeps your lights from draining the battery when you're idling at a stoplight. With the always on headlamp, I'd opt for as many amp-hours as I could stuff in the hole.
Stu
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I've been having good luck with a Canadian Tire motomaster battery. I leave the headlights on as it's a ticket not to have them on at all times and the battery hasn't run down yet.
It's not the brand the Titan came with, but it's pretty much period to run a Crappy Tire battery in your bike up here
It's not the brand the Titan came with, but it's pretty much period to run a Crappy Tire battery in your bike up here
Tim Skidmore
1977 Suzuki GT500B - Day to day runner
1976 Suzuki GT500A - Cafe project
1978 Yamaha DT250 - Beater
1977 Suzuki GT500B - Day to day runner
1976 Suzuki GT500A - Cafe project
1978 Yamaha DT250 - Beater
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Yup, theres nothing like a good quality Yuasa for a bike. With regular maintenance they can last for a good few years.
Cambodian tyres motomaster brand will get you home in a pinch, but i would not set out to buy one as a long term decision.
Cambodian tyres motomaster brand will get you home in a pinch, but i would not set out to buy one as a long term decision.
Two strokes, its just that simple.
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