bullet to the head

i like it..almost bought it just now....

That should work nicely, never use a car rated charger on a motorcycle battery unless you want to destroy it!

Even the 2 amp setting may boil the battery fluid. The Battery Tender brand charges at about 1.25 amps, so it may take overnight to get the battery fully charged.

well i hate to say it guys, but this thread may be long. i wont start any other threads in my electrical. so stay tunes periodically...thanks Joe

I can't remember if you had this or not....

kz1k wrote:

would this be a good charger?... www.motorcycle-superstore.com/1/4/60/950...-Junior-Charger.aspx

I have used this one for years now and it works great. It is the same thing as in your link but just a lot cheaper.

It is on sale for $5 right now. That would buy 6 of the ones in your link. I did buy four of them and I leave all of my batteries on them all winter.

www.harborfreight.com/automatic-battery-...t-charger-42292.html


If you want something a bit better than I also bought one of these. It is a fantastic little charger also and still cheaper than the one in your link also. It will do a bit more if you wish and has a nice display.

www.harborfreight.com/6-12-volt-electron...d-display-65834.html

There's a correct tool for every situation...

lol, thanks guys....still trying to get over last nights party...lol

larrycavan wrote:

There's a correct tool for every situation...

I know I have a twisted sense of humor, but it strikes me funny that the designer of this weapon thought the user was going to need 6 shots; hence the revolver. I would have thought a single shot weapon would suffice, but I guess the designer understands the intellect of the user better than I. :laugh:

maybe if he is dumb enough to blow his brains out, he might be a bad shot.....

Old Man Rock wrote:

I can't remember if you had this or not....

O.M.R. WINS. :laugh:

Just follow this sucker and you're done. in a few hours...done. :laugh:

Good luck!

that helps.

i had a guy from craigslist call me. 50 bucks an hour to wire the bike.........forget it.