charging a motorcycle battery
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- January 28, 2013
[caption id="attachment_1674" align="alignleft" width="150"] Maintain your motorcycle[/caption]
Motorcyclists have a lot to worry about whether it's other vehicles or even getting their Class M licenses. Maintenance may not sit at the top of the priority list for most bikers, but it should. While a motorcycle battery may not be a major concern for those who ride every day, those whose bikes see occasional use should check their batteries regularly. Cold weather environments will also diminish battery life, so those who store their bikes in areas open to the elements should be especially cognizant of their batteries.
Exploring the Tender
The easiest way to maintain a battery is with a charger. A charger, or tender, connects to a standard outlet and delivers amps to the battery to compensate for periods of inactivity. While most people drive their cars every day, bikes often sit for long periods of time, which wears down the battery. A tender will keep the battery in near-factory condition
