Naturally, batteries of different capacities require different charge rates. Generally, a battery should be charged at a slow charge rate of 1/10 its given 10 hour capacity.
Climate: Colder climates tend to be hard on batteries from a starting standpoint, and for the fact that many people put their bikes away for the season when not using. Sometimes without charging properly. Hotter climates tend to discharge batteries quicker, and dry out batteries quicker. “Average” climates are the best for long battery life.
Whether you own a motorcycle shop or are simply a parts enthusiast, understanding battery shelf life will help you ensure that you get the most out of your battery. In this guide, we’ll cover how battery power becomes depleted over time and even outline some simple tricks to extend the shelf life of your battery when it’s not in use.
With the battery sitting on a level surface, check the electrolyte level in each cell.
The electrolyte levels must be maintained above the “Lower Level” indicator lines and not above the “Upper Level” lines. Allowing the electrolyte levels to fall too low will
Conventional lead acid batteries , which have liquid electrolyte and removable filler plugs to allow for the periodic “topping off” of the battery electrolyte with distilled water. The Conventional battery has “fill lines” and the electrolyte levels are visible through the translucent battery case.
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