motohorseman Admin
Posts : 354 Join date : 2011-02-27
| Subject: TruGel Battery vs A Drill Sun Mar 13, 2011 8:07 am | |
| I saw an ad in Motorcyclist where a TruGel battery is shown with holes drilled in it and the light hooked to it is still lit - and not acid is leaking from the battery. Intersting - so I went to the web site to check it out: http://www.bikemaster.com/bmstrv2.nsf/Products/D0A5D51618DBEF8F862576B20074849F?opendocumentFirst, I was taken back, I "assumed" they drilled through the battery - nope, just the case. Still cool though. After reading more about this battery, and knowing the prices are very competitive, I'm thinking about ordering one for the FJ. If for no other reason, I'm tired of checking/adding water.. | |
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Hank the Crank
Posts : 16 Join date : 2011-03-05
| Subject: Re: TruGel Battery vs A Drill Sun Mar 13, 2011 10:30 am | |
| - Fatfatboy wrote:
- ......Glass mat and gel are the only way to go any more. No maint. and they last for years, even with out a tender.
Have gel batteries in both bikes and a quad.....have used them for years. They will need to be on the 'tender' once a month. I believe they were developed for the sea-do watercraft, where they could be upside down, and not leak. Great in a quad, upside down sometimes. The overall dimensions are smaller than the original equipment batteries that were in my H-Ds. Could never go back to a 'wet' battery after having 'gel'............. | |
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Thin Man
Posts : 29 Join date : 2011-04-10
| Subject: Re: TruGel Battery vs A Drill Thu Apr 21, 2011 3:39 pm | |
| I didn't know about gel batteries. So this web site can very very helpful! | |
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