I was riding to work yet last week, actually 60 here only Monday,
changes fast.
Okay, tenderize the battery, leave it be, that way, when it changes
back suddenly (which it often does) I can scoot right out.
On Nov 17, 2005, at 1:08 PM, mlktrout@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Jeff,
And here I was rejoicing in weather in the 60's...I rode to work
and also out to Ponte Vedra today, going "yay!!!" the whole way.
But I do run on.
I don't know anything about AGM batteries specifically, but a
battery tender is wonderful. I kept Jenny on one when it was in the
100's here and riding felt like sitting on a skillet.
Trout
> We've got 6" of snow, so I reluctantly admit the riding season is
> over (mostly), but does that mean the list shuts down?
>
> I'm wondering what to do with my new AGM battery, can I leave it in
> the bike? pull it? put it on a tender? I don't know what they
> recommend for these things.
>
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