Monthly Archives: December 2022
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- December 20, 2022
Yes, it’s true: the Yamaha TW200 does have AGM battery options, mainly as aftermarket replacement batteries, not a special Yamaha-only upgrade.
Many TW200 riders choose AGM batteries because they are sealed, spill-proof, maintenance-free, and better suited for vibration than traditional flooded batteries.
So, when replacing a Yamaha TW200 battery, an AGM option is available—but you must match the correct size, terminal position, and year fitment before buying.
Yamaha still uses the same conventional-style, acid-filled YB7C-A motorcycle battery. The desire to install an AGM battery has left riders wanting. Many turn to less-than-ideal solutions.
The YTZ7S is NOT the Best AGM Battery for Your TW200
Some years ago, a TW200 forum user asked if anyone had experience / advice about using an AGM battery for their bike. Specifically, it went on to question if the YTZ7S, despite being physically smaller in every direction had worked for anybody.
Prior to
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- December 14, 2022
Innocently typing the search phrase Barbie Power Wheels Battery could turn out to be a lesson in futility. The broad search term will key up several battery options—four to be specific. If you are unaware or not paying attention you could easily purchase the wrong battery.
As an Authorized Power Wheels Service Center, we thought it would be helpful to provide a detailed list matching toy models to the correct battery.
You see, Mattel has licensed the Barbie trademark for its Power Wheels line since the toys were first created in the early 80’s. They make a small 6-volt Power Wheels battery for their Fisher-Price preschool Barbie toys. A larger 6-volt dual Barbie battery for the advanced pre-school line. And two different 12-volt batteries for the older kid’s toys.
Within each of those age groups you’ll find, for example, a Barbie Power Wheels Jeep. Knowing which Jeep model is essential to selecting the
