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Lithium-Ion battery LTX5L-BS This Shido battery is a private label, manufactured by one of the largest battery suppliers in Japan. Shido batteries are produced according to very strict quality standards. If you are looking for a problem-free battery, you have found it! The Shido Lithium batteries may be smaller than the original one in your bike. If this is the case, the Shido comes with snap-on spacer blocks. These spacer blocks change the dimensions of your battery to make it fit your bike, despite its smaller size. Shido Lithium batteries contain four 3.2 volt lifePO4 (Lithium Iron Phosphate) cells connected in series. Together this delivers 12.8 volts, perfect for use as a starter battery for motorcycles. The electronic battery management system (BMS) distributes the charge evenly among the four cells. Thanks to a built-in small resistor, this lithium battery can generate a very high starting power. Powerful and fast, in other words. The battery status can be checked at any time by means of a push button. 3 leds = Voltage > 13,15V: battery fully charged and ready for use 2 leds = Voltage > 13V: battery can start the engine but charging is advised 1 led = Voltage < 12,8V: battery needs to be charged Lithium batteries offer a superior starting capacity and are up to 30% lighter than traditional batteries. A longer life (no sulfation) and lower self-discharge are also undeniable advantages. Attention: lithium batteries are more sensitive to freezing temperatures. In this case, it is advisable to turn on the lights for 10 to 15 seconds to warm up the battery before starting the motorcycle. Starting batteries are not universal. This battery is only suitable for these bikes. Our product finder is nearly perfect. Before you prepare the battery for use, make sure it matches the battery you are replacing. Also make sure it will fit in the vehicle. A lithium battery - unlike traditional batteries - can be mounted in any position. Even upside down. Replacing a battery yourself is not difficult at all. The trick is to avoid short circuits. When disassembling the battery, first disconnect the - terminal, then the + terminal. When assembling the battery, first connect the + terminal, then the - terminal. Preparing the battery for use is relatively easy. Carefully follow the manual that comes with the battery. You can also find it here on this page. Check the battery voltage by means of the button on the battery. If 3 LEDs light up, your battery is ready for use. If only 1 or 2 LEDs are illuminated, the battery must be charged using a special lithium charger! Riding during the winter months is not everyone's cup of tea. In that case a - indeed, specific - trickle charger is essential. Recharging is very fast. Attention! Lithium batteries cannot withstand a charge current above 14.4V. Especially old engines sometimes deliver such voltages at high revs, with all its consequences. And no, the results won't make you happy. With older motorcycles, it is wise to test the charging current of your motorcycle with a Testmate. Extra attention should be paid to an always-on-circuit accessory (an alarm for instance): a lithium battery quickly loses its charge when the bike is stored for a long time while devices still use the battery, even up to four times faster than you are used to with an lead-acid battery. In that case a - yes, specific - trickle charger can do an excellent job.

Lithium-Ion battery LTX7A-BS This Shido battery is a private label, manufactured by one of the largest battery suppliers in Japan. Shido batteries are produced according to very strict quality standards. If you are looking for a problem-free battery, you have found it! The Shido Lithium batteries may be smaller than the original one in your bike. If this is the case, the Shido comes with snap-on spacer blocks. These spacer blocks change the dimensions of your battery to make it fit your bike, despite its smaller size. Shido Lithium batteries contain four 3.2 volt lifePO4 (Lithium Iron Phosphate) cells connected in series. Together this delivers 12.8 volts, perfect for use as a starter battery for motorcycles. The electronic battery management system (BMS) distributes the charge evenly among the four cells. Thanks to a built-in small resistor, this lithium battery can generate a very high starting power. Powerful and fast, in other words. The battery status can be checked at any time by means of a push button. 3 leds = Voltage > 13,15V: battery fully charged and ready for use 2 leds = Voltage > 13V: battery can start the engine but charging is advised 1 led = Voltage < 12,8V: battery needs to be charged Lithium batteries offer a superior starting capacity and are up to 30% lighter than traditional batteries. A longer life (no sulfation) and lower self-discharge are also undeniable advantages. Attention: lithium batteries are more sensitive to freezing temperatures. In this case, it is advisable to turn on the lights for 10 to 15 seconds to warm up the battery before starting the motorcycle. Starting batteries are not universal. This battery is only suitable for these bikes. Our product finder is nearly perfect. Before you prepare the battery for use, make sure it matches the battery you are replacing. Also make sure it will fit in the vehicle. A lithium battery - unlike traditional batteries - can be mounted in any position. Even upside down. Replacing a battery yourself is not difficult at all. The trick is to avoid short circuits. When disassembling the battery, first disconnect the - terminal, then the + terminal. When assembling the battery, first connect the + terminal, then the - terminal. Preparing the battery for use is relatively easy. Carefully follow the manual that comes with the battery. You can also find it here on this page. Check the battery voltage by means of the button on the battery. If 3 LEDs light up, your battery is ready for use. If only 1 or 2 LEDs are illuminated, the battery must be charged using a special lithium charger! Riding during the winter months is not everyone's cup of tea. In that case a - indeed, specific - trickle charger is essential. Recharging is very fast. Attention! Lithium batteries cannot withstand a charge current above 14.4V. Especially old engines sometimes deliver such voltages at high revs, with all its consequences. And no, the results won't make you happy. With older motorcycles, it is wise to test the charging current of your motorcycle with a Testmate. Extra attention should be paid to an always-on-circuit accessory (an alarm for instance): a lithium battery quickly loses its charge when the bike is stored for a long time while devices still use the battery, even up to four times faster than you are used to with an lead-acid battery. In that case a - yes, specific - trickle charger can do an excellent job.

Lithium-Ion battery LTX7L-BS This Shido battery is a private label, manufactured by one of the largest battery suppliers in Japan. Shido batteries are produced according to very strict quality standards. If you are looking for a problem-free battery, you have found it! The Shido Lithium batteries may be smaller than the original one in your bike. If this is the case, the Shido comes with snap-on spacer blocks. These spacer blocks change the dimensions of your battery to make it fit your bike, despite its smaller size. Shido Lithium batteries contain four 3.2 volt lifePO4 (Lithium Iron Phosphate) cells connected in series. Together this delivers 12.8 volts, perfect for use as a starter battery for motorcycles. The electronic battery management system (BMS) distributes the charge evenly among the four cells. Thanks to a built-in small resistor, this lithium battery can generate a very high starting power. Powerful and fast, in other words. The battery status can be checked at any time by means of a push button. 3 leds = Voltage > 13,15V: battery fully charged and ready for use 2 leds = Voltage > 13V: battery can start the engine but charging is advised 1 led = Voltage < 12,8V: battery needs to be charged Lithium batteries offer a superior starting capacity and are up to 30% lighter than traditional batteries. A longer life (no sulfation) and lower self-discharge are also undeniable advantages. Attention: lithium batteries are more sensitive to freezing temperatures. In this case, it is advisable to turn on the lights for 10 to 15 seconds to warm up the battery before starting the motorcycle. Starting batteries are not universal. This battery is only suitable for these bikes. Our product finder is nearly perfect. Before you prepare the battery for use, make sure it matches the battery you are replacing. Also make sure it will fit in the vehicle. A lithium battery - unlike traditional batteries - can be mounted in any position. Even upside down. Replacing a battery yourself is not difficult at all. The trick is to avoid short circuits. When disassembling the battery, first disconnect the - terminal, then the + terminal. When assembling the battery, first connect the + terminal, then the - terminal. Preparing the battery for use is relatively easy. Carefully follow the manual that comes with the battery. You can also find it here on this page. Check the battery voltage by means of the button on the battery. If 3 LEDs light up, your battery is ready for use. If only 1 or 2 LEDs are illuminated, the battery must be charged using a special lithium charger! Riding during the winter months is not everyone's cup of tea. In that case a - indeed, specific - trickle charger is essential. Recharging is very fast. Attention! Lithium batteries cannot withstand a charge current above 14.4V. Especially old engines sometimes deliver such voltages at high revs, with all its consequences. And no, the results won't make you happy. With older motorcycles, it is wise to test the charging current of your motorcycle with a Testmate. Extra attention should be paid to an always-on-circuit accessory (an alarm for instance): a lithium battery quickly loses its charge when the bike is stored for a long time while devices still use the battery, even up to four times faster than you are used to with an lead-acid battery. In that case a - yes, specific - trickle charger can do an excellent job.

Lithium-Ion battery LTX9-BS This Shido battery is a private label, manufactured by one of the largest battery suppliers in Japan. Shido batteries are produced according to very strict quality standards. If you are looking for a problem-free battery, you have found it! The Shido Lithium batteries may be smaller than the original one in your bike. If this is the case, the Shido comes with snap-on spacer blocks. These spacer blocks change the dimensions of your battery to make it fit your bike, despite its smaller size. Shido Lithium batteries contain four 3.2 volt lifePO4 (Lithium Iron Phosphate) cells connected in series. Together this delivers 12.8 volts, perfect for use as a starter battery for motorcycles. The electronic battery management system (BMS) distributes the charge evenly among the four cells. Thanks to a built-in small resistor, this lithium battery can generate a very high starting power. Powerful and fast, in other words. The battery status can be checked at any time by means of a push button. 3 leds = Voltage > 13,15V: battery fully charged and ready for use 2 leds = Voltage > 13V: battery can start the engine but charging is advised 1 led = Voltage < 12,8V: battery needs to be charged Lithium batteries offer a superior starting capacity and are up to 30% lighter than traditional batteries. A longer life (no sulfation) and lower self-discharge are also undeniable advantages. Attention: lithium batteries are more sensitive to freezing temperatures. In this case, it is advisable to turn on the lights for 10 to 15 seconds to warm up the battery before starting the motorcycle. Starting batteries are not universal. This battery is only suitable for these bikes. Our product finder is nearly perfect. Before you prepare the battery for use, make sure it matches the battery you are replacing. Also make sure it will fit in the vehicle. A lithium battery - unlike traditional batteries - can be mounted in any position. Even upside down. Replacing a battery yourself is not difficult at all. The trick is to avoid short circuits. When disassembling the battery, first disconnect the - terminal, then the + terminal. When assembling the battery, first connect the + terminal, then the - terminal. Preparing the battery for use is relatively easy. Carefully follow the manual that comes with the battery. You can also find it here on this page. Check the battery voltage by means of the button on the battery. If 3 LEDs light up, your battery is ready for use. If only 1 or 2 LEDs are illuminated, the battery must be charged using a special lithium charger! Riding during the winter months is not everyone's cup of tea. In that case a - indeed, specific - trickle charger is essential. Recharging is very fast. Attention! Lithium batteries cannot withstand a charge current above 14.4V. Especially old engines sometimes deliver such voltages at high revs, with all its consequences. And no, the results won't make you happy. With older motorcycles, it is wise to test the charging current of your motorcycle with a Testmate. Extra attention should be paid to an always-on-circuit accessory (an alarm for instance): a lithium battery quickly loses its charge when the bike is stored for a long time while devices still use the battery, even up to four times faster than you are used to with an lead-acid battery. In that case a - yes, specific - trickle charger can do an excellent job.

Lithium-Ion battery LTZ10S This Shido battery is a private label, manufactured by one of the largest battery suppliers in Japan. Shido batteries are produced according to very strict quality standards. If you are looking for a problem-free battery, you have found it! The Shido Lithium batteries may be smaller than the original one in your bike. If this is the case, the Shido comes with snap-on spacer blocks. These spacer blocks change the dimensions of your battery to make it fit your bike, despite its smaller size. Shido Lithium batteries contain four 3.2 volt lifePO4 (Lithium Iron Phosphate) cells connected in series. Together this delivers 12.8 volts, perfect for use as a starter battery for motorcycles. The electronic battery management system (BMS) distributes the charge evenly among the four cells. Thanks to a built-in small resistor, this lithium battery can generate a very high starting power. Powerful and fast, in other words. The battery status can be checked at any time by means of a push button. 3 leds = Voltage > 13,15V: battery fully charged and ready for use 2 leds = Voltage > 13V: battery can start the engine but charging is advised 1 led = Voltage < 12,8V: battery needs to be charged Lithium batteries offer a superior starting capacity and are up to 30% lighter than traditional batteries. A longer life (no sulfation) and lower self-discharge are also undeniable advantages. Attention: lithium batteries are more sensitive to freezing temperatures. In this case, it is advisable to turn on the lights for 10 to 15 seconds to warm up the battery before starting the motorcycle. Starting batteries are not universal. This battery is only suitable for these bikes. Our product finder is nearly perfect. Before you prepare the battery for use, make sure it matches the battery you are replacing. Also make sure it will fit in the vehicle. A lithium battery - unlike traditional batteries - can be mounted in any position. Even upside down. Replacing a battery yourself is not difficult at all. The trick is to avoid short circuits. When disassembling the battery, first disconnect the - terminal, then the + terminal. When assembling the battery, first connect the + terminal, then the - terminal. Preparing the battery for use is relatively easy. Carefully follow the manual that comes with the battery. You can also find it here on this page. Check the battery voltage by means of the button on the battery. If 3 LEDs light up, your battery is ready for use. If only 1 or 2 LEDs are illuminated, the battery must be charged using a special lithium charger! Riding during the winter months is not everyone's cup of tea. In that case a - indeed, specific - trickle charger is essential. Recharging is very fast. Attention! Lithium batteries cannot withstand a charge current above 14.4V. Especially old engines sometimes deliver such voltages at high revs, with all its consequences. And no, the results won't make you happy. With older motorcycles, it is wise to test the charging current of your motorcycle with a Testmate. Extra attention should be paid to an always-on-circuit accessory (an alarm for instance): a lithium battery quickly loses its charge when the bike is stored for a long time while devices still use the battery, even up to four times faster than you are used to with an lead-acid battery. In that case a - yes, specific - trickle charger can do an excellent job.

Lithium-Ion battery LTZ14S This Shido battery is a private label, manufactured by one of the largest battery suppliers in Japan. Shido batteries are produced according to very strict quality standards. If you are looking for a problem-free battery, you have found it! The Shido Lithium batteries may be smaller than the original one in your bike. If this is the case, the Shido comes with snap-on spacer blocks. These spacer blocks change the dimensions of your battery to make it fit your bike, despite its smaller size. Shido Lithium batteries contain four 3.2 volt lifePO4 (Lithium Iron Phosphate) cells connected in series. Together this delivers 12.8 volts, perfect for use as a starter battery for motorcycles. The electronic battery management system (BMS) distributes the charge evenly among the four cells. Thanks to a built-in small resistor, this lithium battery can generate a very high starting power. Powerful and fast, in other words. The battery status can be checked at any time by means of a push button. 3 leds = Voltage > 13,15V: battery fully charged and ready for use 2 leds = Voltage > 13V: battery can start the engine but charging is advised 1 led = Voltage < 12,8V: battery needs to be charged Lithium batteries offer a superior starting capacity and are up to 30% lighter than traditional batteries. A longer life (no sulfation) and lower self-discharge are also undeniable advantages. Attention: lithium batteries are more sensitive to freezing temperatures. In this case, it is advisable to turn on the lights for 10 to 15 seconds to warm up the battery before starting the motorcycle. Starting batteries are not universal. This battery is only suitable for these bikes. Our product finder is nearly perfect. Before you prepare the battery for use, make sure it matches the battery you are replacing. Also make sure it will fit in the vehicle. A lithium battery - unlike traditional batteries - can be mounted in any position. Even upside down. Replacing a battery yourself is not difficult at all. The trick is to avoid short circuits. When disassembling the battery, first disconnect the - terminal, then the + terminal. When assembling the battery, first connect the + terminal, then the - terminal. Preparing the battery for use is relatively easy. Carefully follow the manual that comes with the battery. You can also find it here on this page. Check the battery voltage by means of the button on the battery. If 3 LEDs light up, your battery is ready for use. If only 1 or 2 LEDs are illuminated, the battery must be charged using a special lithium charger! Riding during the winter months is not everyone's cup of tea. In that case a - indeed, specific - trickle charger is essential. Recharging is very fast. Attention! Lithium batteries cannot withstand a charge current above 14.4V. Especially old engines sometimes deliver such voltages at high revs, with all its consequences. And no, the results won't make you happy. With older motorcycles, it is wise to test the charging current of your motorcycle with a Testmate. Extra attention should be paid to an always-on-circuit accessory (an alarm for instance): a lithium battery quickly loses its charge when the bike is stored for a long time while devices still use the battery, even up to four times faster than you are used to with an lead-acid battery. In that case a - yes, specific - trickle charger can do an excellent job.

Lithium-Ion battery LTX14-BS This Shido battery is a private label, manufactured by one of the largest battery suppliers in Japan. Shido batteries are produced according to very strict quality standards. If you are looking for a problem-free battery, you have found it! The Shido Lithium batteries may be smaller than the original one in your bike. If this is the case, the Shido comes with snap-on spacer blocks. These spacer blocks change the dimensions of your battery to make it fit your bike, despite its smaller size. Shido Lithium batteries contain four 3.2 volt lifePO4 (Lithium Iron Phosphate) cells connected in series. Together this delivers 12.8 volts, perfect for use as a starter battery for motorcycles. The electronic battery management system (BMS) distributes the charge evenly among the four cells. Thanks to a built-in small resistor, this lithium battery can generate a very high starting power. Powerful and fast, in other words. The battery status can be checked at any time by means of a push button. 3 leds = Voltage > 13,15V: battery fully charged and ready for use 2 leds = Voltage > 13V: battery can start the engine but charging is advised 1 led = Voltage < 12,8V: battery needs to be charged Lithium batteries offer a superior starting capacity and are up to 30% lighter than traditional batteries. A longer life (no sulfation) and lower self-discharge are also undeniable advantages. Attention: lithium batteries are more sensitive to freezing temperatures. In this case, it is advisable to turn on the lights for 10 to 15 seconds to warm up the battery before starting the motorcycle. Starting batteries are not universal. This battery is only suitable for these bikes. Our product finder is nearly perfect. Before you prepare the battery for use, make sure it matches the battery you are replacing. Also make sure it will fit in the vehicle. A lithium battery - unlike traditional batteries - can be mounted in any position. Even upside down. Replacing a battery yourself is not difficult at all. The trick is to avoid short circuits. When disassembling the battery, first disconnect the - terminal, then the + terminal. When assembling the battery, first connect the + terminal, then the - terminal. Preparing the battery for use is relatively easy. Carefully follow the manual that comes with the battery. You can also find it here on this page. Check the battery voltage by means of the button on the battery. If 3 LEDs light up, your battery is ready for use. If only 1 or 2 LEDs are illuminated, the battery must be charged using a special lithium charger! Riding during the winter months is not everyone's cup of tea. In that case a - indeed, specific - trickle charger is essential. Recharging is very fast. Attention! Lithium batteries cannot withstand a charge current above 14.4V. Especially old engines sometimes deliver such voltages at high revs, with all its consequences. And no, the results won't make you happy. With older motorcycles, it is wise to test the charging current of your motorcycle with a Testmate. Extra attention should be paid to an always-on-circuit accessory (an alarm for instance): a lithium battery quickly loses its charge when the bike is stored for a long time while devices still use the battery, even up to four times faster than you are used to with an lead-acid battery. In that case a - yes, specific - trickle charger can do an excellent job.

Lithium-Ion battery LTZ7S This Shido battery is a private label, manufactured by one of the largest battery suppliers in Japan. Shido batteries are produced according to very strict quality standards. If you are looking for a problem-free battery, you have found it! The Shido Lithium batteries may be smaller than the original one in your bike. If this is the case, the Shido comes with snap-on spacer blocks. These spacer blocks change the dimensions of your battery to make it fit your bike, despite its smaller size. Shido Lithium batteries contain four 3.2 volt lifePO4 (Lithium Iron Phosphate) cells connected in series. Together this delivers 12.8 volts, perfect for use as a starter battery for motorcycles. The electronic battery management system (BMS) distributes the charge evenly among the four cells. Thanks to a built-in small resistor, this lithium battery can generate a very high starting power. Powerful and fast, in other words. The battery status can be checked at any time by means of a push button. 3 leds = Voltage > 13,15V: battery fully charged and ready for use 2 leds = Voltage > 13V: battery can start the engine but charging is advised 1 led = Voltage < 12,8V: battery needs to be charged Lithium batteries offer a superior starting capacity and are up to 30% lighter than traditional batteries. A longer life (no sulfation) and lower self-discharge are also undeniable advantages. Attention: lithium batteries are more sensitive to freezing temperatures. In this case, it is advisable to turn on the lights for 10 to 15 seconds to warm up the battery before starting the motorcycle. Starting batteries are not universal. This battery is only suitable for these bikes. Our product finder is nearly perfect. Before you prepare the battery for use, make sure it matches the battery you are replacing. Also make sure it will fit in the vehicle. A lithium battery - unlike traditional batteries - can be mounted in any position. Even upside down. Replacing a battery yourself is not difficult at all. The trick is to avoid short circuits. When disassembling the battery, first disconnect the - terminal, then the + terminal. When assembling the battery, first connect the + terminal, then the - terminal. Preparing the battery for use is relatively easy. Carefully follow the manual that comes with the battery. You can also find it here on this page. Check the battery voltage by means of the button on the battery. If 3 LEDs light up, your battery is ready for use. If only 1 or 2 LEDs are illuminated, the battery must be charged using a special lithium charger! Riding during the winter months is not everyone's cup of tea. In that case a - indeed, specific - trickle charger is essential. Recharging is very fast. Attention! Lithium batteries cannot withstand a charge current above 14.4V. Especially old engines sometimes deliver such voltages at high revs, with all its consequences. And no, the results won't make you happy. With older motorcycles, it is wise to test the charging current of your motorcycle with a Testmate. Extra attention should be paid to an always-on-circuit accessory (an alarm for instance): a lithium battery quickly loses its charge when the bike is stored for a long time while devices still use the battery, even up to four times faster than you are used to with an lead-acid battery. In that case a - yes, specific - trickle charger can do an excellent job.

Lithium-Ion battery LT12B-BS This Shido battery is a private label, manufactured by one of the largest battery suppliers in Japan. Shido batteries are produced according to very strict quality standards. If you are looking for a problem-free battery, you have found it! The Shido Lithium batteries may be smaller than the original one in your bike. If this is the case, the Shido comes with snap-on spacer blocks. These spacer blocks change the dimensions of your battery to make it fit your bike, despite its smaller size. Shido Lithium batteries contain four 3.2 volt lifePO4 (Lithium Iron Phosphate) cells connected in series. Together this delivers 12.8 volts, perfect for use as a starter battery for motorcycles. The electronic battery management system (BMS) distributes the charge evenly among the four cells. Thanks to a built-in small resistor, this lithium battery can generate a very high starting power. Powerful and fast, in other words. The battery status can be checked at any time by means of a push button. 3 leds = Voltage > 13,15V: battery fully charged and ready for use 2 leds = Voltage > 13V: battery can start the engine but charging is advised 1 led = Voltage < 12,8V: battery needs to be charged Lithium batteries offer a superior starting capacity and are up to 30% lighter than traditional batteries. A longer life (no sulfation) and lower self-discharge are also undeniable advantages. Attention: lithium batteries are more sensitive to freezing temperatures. In this case, it is advisable to turn on the lights for 10 to 15 seconds to warm up the battery before starting the motorcycle. Starting batteries are not universal. This battery is only suitable for these bikes. Our product finder is nearly perfect. Before you prepare the battery for use, make sure it matches the battery you are replacing. Also make sure it will fit in the vehicle. A lithium battery - unlike traditional batteries - can be mounted in any position. Even upside down. Replacing a battery yourself is not difficult at all. The trick is to avoid short circuits. When disassembling the battery, first disconnect the - terminal, then the + terminal. When assembling the battery, first connect the + terminal, then the - terminal. Preparing the battery for use is relatively easy. Carefully follow the manual that comes with the battery. You can also find it here on this page. Check the battery voltage by means of the button on the battery. If 3 LEDs light up, your battery is ready for use. If only 1 or 2 LEDs are illuminated, the battery must be charged using a special lithium charger! Riding during the winter months is not everyone's cup of tea. In that case a - indeed, specific - trickle charger is essential. Recharging is very fast. Attention! Lithium batteries cannot withstand a charge current above 14.4V. Especially old engines sometimes deliver such voltages at high revs, with all its consequences. And no, the results won't make you happy. With older motorcycles, it is wise to test the charging current of your motorcycle with a Testmate. Extra attention should be paid to an always-on-circuit accessory (an alarm for instance): a lithium battery quickly loses its charge when the bike is stored for a long time while devices still use the battery, even up to four times faster than you are used to with an lead-acid battery. In that case a - yes, specific - trickle charger can do an excellent job.

Lithium-Ion battery LTX14L-BS This Shido battery is a private label, manufactured by one of the largest battery suppliers in Japan. Shido batteries are produced according to very strict quality standards. If you are looking for a problem-free battery, you have found it! The Shido Lithium batteries may be smaller than the original one in your bike. If this is the case, the Shido comes with snap-on spacer blocks. These spacer blocks change the dimensions of your battery to make it fit your bike, despite its smaller size. Shido Lithium batteries contain four 3.2 volt lifePO4 (Lithium Iron Phosphate) cells connected in series. Together this delivers 12.8 volts, perfect for use as a starter battery for motorcycles. The electronic battery management system (BMS) distributes the charge evenly among the four cells. Thanks to a built-in small resistor, this lithium battery can generate a very high starting power. Powerful and fast, in other words. The battery status can be checked at any time by means of a push button. 3 leds = Voltage > 13,15V: battery fully charged and ready for use 2 leds = Voltage > 13V: battery can start the engine but charging is advised 1 led = Voltage < 12,8V: battery needs to be charged Lithium batteries offer a superior starting capacity and are up to 30% lighter than traditional batteries. A longer life (no sulfation) and lower self-discharge are also undeniable advantages. Attention: lithium batteries are more sensitive to freezing temperatures. In this case, it is advisable to turn on the lights for 10 to 15 seconds to warm up the battery before starting the motorcycle. Starting batteries are not universal. This battery is only suitable for these bikes. Our product finder is nearly perfect. Before you prepare the battery for use, make sure it matches the battery you are replacing. Also make sure it will fit in the vehicle. A lithium battery - unlike traditional batteries - can be mounted in any position. Even upside down. Replacing a battery yourself is not difficult at all. The trick is to avoid short circuits. When disassembling the battery, first disconnect the - terminal, then the + terminal. When assembling the battery, first connect the + terminal, then the - terminal. Preparing the battery for use is relatively easy. Carefully follow the manual that comes with the battery. You can also find it here on this page. Check the battery voltage by means of the button on the battery. If 3 LEDs light up, your battery is ready for use. If only 1 or 2 LEDs are illuminated, the battery must be charged using a special lithium charger! Riding during the winter months is not everyone's cup of tea. In that case a - indeed, specific - trickle charger is essential. Recharging is very fast. Attention! Lithium batteries cannot withstand a charge current above 14.4V. Especially old engines sometimes deliver such voltages at high revs, with all its consequences. And no, the results won't make you happy. With older motorcycles, it is wise to test the charging current of your motorcycle with a Testmate. Extra attention should be paid to an always-on-circuit accessory (an alarm for instance): a lithium battery quickly loses its charge when the bike is stored for a long time while devices still use the battery, even up to four times faster than you are used to with an lead-acid battery. In that case a - yes, specific - trickle charger can do an excellent job.

Chain kits 04701613 AFAM stands for world-class transmission materials. Over 25 years of R&D experience in competitive off-road and road racing have led to an extensive level of know-how. An AFAM chain set is a complete kit consisting of a high quality chain, including a master link, a front sprocket and a rear sprocket. The chain is supplied in an exact length. RAD delivers AFAM chain kits that exactly match the standard specifications of your motorcycle.At the technical specifications you can see the exact composition of this AFAM chain kit. Installing an AFAM chain kit can be done super easy and 100% correct with the recommended Easy Riv-5. This small tool makes sure that the connecting link is always mounted with the correct play. It is also the perfect tool to rivet the locking links correctly and flawlessly. How to mount the front sprocket correctly The markings (AFAM stamp and article number) must always be facing outwards, away from the engine. If you can't see them, you're doing it wrong. If there is not enough room for a stamp and an article number, there should be an arrow on the gearwheel. This arrow indicates the direction of the rotation and it should always be visible on the outside.

Sealed battery maintenance free BB12AL-A2 SLA BS BATTERY produces powersport starter batteries and is - simply put - pretty good at it. Their range offers about 400 batteries and they provide streamlined energy worldwide for a whole variety of flying, water-borne and other motorised means of transportation. In order to be with the time and to stay updated, the focus in battery world lies on innovation: lithium batteries, smart chargers, long-range performances and preferably with everything ready to go when needed. Enter the BS BATTERY SLA products. The 'SLA' and 'SLA Max' product lines group just about the entire spectrum of starter batteries, comprising the 80 most popular vehicle batteries that are found in motorcycles, scooters and the likes worldwide. The odds of not finding what you need here are pretty slim. Starting batteries are not universal. This battery is only suitable for these bikes. Our product finder is almost perfect. Before you prepare the battery for use, make sure it matches the battery you are replacing. Also make sure that it will fit in the vehicle. This battery may be mounted horizontally. Replacing a battery yourself is not difficult at all. The trick is to avoid short circuits. When removing the battery, first disconnect the - terminal, then the + terminal. When assembling the battery, first connect the + terminal, then the - terminal. Preparing the battery for use is relatively easy. Carefully follow the manual that comes with the battery. You can also find it here on this page. Remember that ANY battery should be charged with a battery charger before first use. Riding during the winter months is not for everyone. In that case a trickle charger is essential. Lubricate the battery terminals with petroleum jelly to prevent corrosion. RAD offers a 1-year warranty on any manufacturing defects of the battery. Faulty activation and/or poor maintenance are not included in the warranty. Please read our warranty conditions carefully. CCA value: because of battery voltage, ambient temperature and type of measuring device, up to 30% different values may be measured.