Oh poo. Battery has died
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So after treating my bike battery so bad, i now have a totally useless one that wont hold enough charge to even start the bike.
Ran it through a couple of optimisers, they both came up as its buggered.
Motorcycle place B***** Motorcycles in Exeter sold me a "bargin" battery for £41.00 - got it home and its not for my bike (wrong size
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They are quoting £70 for a battery. Surely I can get a fazer battery cheaper than that?!
2001 Fazer 600
Ran it through a couple of optimisers, they both came up as its buggered.
Motorcycle place B***** Motorcycles in Exeter sold me a "bargin" battery for £41.00 - got it home and its not for my bike (wrong size

They are quoting £70 for a battery. Surely I can get a fazer battery cheaper than that?!
2001 Fazer 600
gh0st said:
So after treating my bike battery so bad, i now have a totally useless one that wont hold enough charge to even start the bike.
Ran it through a couple of optimisers, they both came up as its buggered.
Motorcycle place B***** Motorcycles in Exeter sold me a "bargin" battery for £41.00 - got it home and its not for my bike (wrong size)
They are quoting £70 for a battery. Surely I can get a fazer battery cheaper than that?!
2001 Fazer 600
I`m old enough to remember the good old kick starts on my bikes if the battery let me down!

gh0st said:Have you tried CMS in Vennybridge/Pinhoe Road? They're usually a bit cheaper than Bridge. I still ended up paying £67 inc VAT for a battery for my DRZ400, but a battery for my VTR1000 was only £27+vat.
Motorcycle place B***** Motorcycles in Exeter
You probably won't be able to buy a battery mail order, because of postal restrictions of acids.
Andy Eccles said:
gh0st said:
Motorcycle place B***** Motorcycles in Exeter
Have you tried CMS in Vennybridge/Pinhoe Road? They're usually a bit cheaper than Bridge. I still ended up paying £67 inc VAT for a battery for my DRZ400, but a battery for my VTR1000 was only £27+vat.
You probably won't be able to buy a battery mail order, because of postal restrictions of acids.
I havent but I will do
dern said:
I remember trying to bump start my old zxr750 just for the wheel to lock every time I slipped it into gear and then having to push the b*stard thing back up the hill. No fun.
I leave my blade on the optimiser every night now.
Mark
Huh, try doing that with a Ducati 916!!!
Took me nearly an hour of wheel locking fun to finally start it. I was completely knackered after.
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