Thank God I am under warranty because this is breaking me as never had so many issues on a single bike I have owned previously.
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Tayna don't allow you to drop off the battery for return at a Yodel drop off location (Mine was delivered by Yodel)
You have to be at home for a 'couple of days' and Yodel will collect (can't give a day never mine a time). If I pay to send it back (again by Yodel) they will not refund me the return costs despite the battery not holding a charge.
"because they off a free collection service' which is utterly useless for people who work.
Won't be buying from them again
You have to be at home for a 'couple of days' and Yodel will collect (can't give a day never mine a time). If I pay to send it back (again by Yodel) they will not refund me the return costs despite the battery not holding a charge.
"because they off a free collection service' which is utterly useless for people who work.
Won't be buying from them again
Always use these top quality and TUV approved also standard equipment now on Yamaha, Kawasaki and Aprilia as well as many others the MAX range is especially for large capacity bikes and V-Twins https://bs-battery.com/product/btx14h-sla-max/
My 2010 GSA has been very sluggish on the start up for the last few months now - never concerned me as it always fired up (just kept the thumb on the button until she did). However recently she has refused to start a couple of times when the engine is hot (just waited 10 mins & then she would) Due in for its service next week - 73000 miles so I'm treating her to a new starter motor & battery ( present one I got from Halfords & is 6 years old now)
Just replace it with an oem battery if possible, save yourself from a world of hassle and aggro. You know it makes sense.
I suppose it depends on the year of the bike, i had a 2011 twin cam and it was a yausa battery fitted when new, so i just replaced it with the same.
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