Oddly enough I lost all the odometer settings sometime between the time it went buzzzzz "I ain't starting" and when I put a trickle charger on the terminals without disconnecting the battery. Not sure if that is exactly recommended by the book but it got it started anyway.If you can wait for delivery you should be able to do way better on price.
Easy to replace. You'll need to reset your clock and will lose trip odometer settings, mileage accumulator (which is pretty worthless anyway). You can avoid resetting/loss if you need to by carefully using some temporary connections, but it's easier just to reset the clock and go on.
Whoah. That's pretty dead, all right. I put in one of these:Oddly enough I lost all the odometer settings sometime between the time it went buzzzzz "I ain't starting" and when I put a trickle charger on the terminals without disconnecting the battery. Not sure if that is exactly recommended by the book but it got it started anyway.
I knew I needed to replace mine when my clock reset while cranking it over. The NT starts so fast that I didn't realize the battery was weak until the clock reset on me.Oddly enough I lost all the odometer settings sometime between the time it went buzzzzz "I ain't starting" and when I put a trickle charger on the terminals without disconnecting the battery.
In the NT the battery sits at slant, not level. It doesn't really sit on it's side but is sealed and maybe gelled inside to allow it being installed at the slant it is.My original battery doesn't sit on its side, Brad. Are you sure yours does. The terminals are on top...on one side of the top, but the top not a side of the battery.
Actually, it does sit basically on its back. I went through this confusion when I replaced mine, as this has the effect that the terminals appear to be on the wrong ends when it's upright.My original battery doesn't sit on its side, Brad. Are you sure yours does. The terminals are on top...on one side of the top, but the top not a side of the battery.
Actually no. We don't get much winter around here and I ride almost daily until lately so I never was concerned with using a battery tender. May change as I am riding less.Lorien, do you have a battery tender connected to the bike? If not, now's a good time to install one, since you'll already have the battery terminals disconnected when installing your new battery.