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Lithium 2.0 Ion Battery
ITEM CODE: TRBMP21L-FP, SKU: TRBMP21L-FP
I HATE Lithium Batteries
| I installed this battery on October 24, 2020. This is the THIRD lithium battery in my 2018 Honda Gold Wing - it will be the LAST one in the bike.95 days after installation - yes I kept it on a tender after riding - the battery failed. At 9AM this morning (01/29/22), there was power to the bike; at 11:30 AM, the battery shows 2% charge and will NOT TAKE A CHARGE from the BikeMaster matched charger. The charger says the battery is fully charged. NOT SO.I'm going to see if a refund is available. Keeping my fingers crossed. I located a Duracell, Lead-Acid battery for the Gold Wing and I'm going back to old school batteries. I will NEVER PURCHASE ANOTHER LITHIUM BATTERY AGAIN!NOTE: It's not the brand of the battery which makes a difference - it's the type of battery. The latest version of Gold Wing (2018-2022) do not like Lithium batteries - period. |
Lithium 2.0 Ion Battery
ITEM CODE: TRBMP21L-FP, SKU: TRBMP21L-FP
So Far... So Good
| I am not a big fan of Lithium Ion batteries for vehicles as I have gone through two (2) of Lithium Ion batteries since January 6, 2021 on my 2018 Honda Gold Wing. They were a different brand I purchased, and had installed through a Honda dealership.I LIKE BikeMaster products and we'll see how this one works out. I also purchased the BikeMaster Battery Charger/Tender as well in order to keep this one fully charged when I'm not riding for a few weeks between trips.This is extremely lightweight battery; has a very informative and easy to read LED display on the top of the battery; and comes with more than enough padding material to fit it snugly into the rather large battery holder. You will need to use a couple of the pads to bring the battery up closer to the top frame as the battery's profile is quite small.Installation was quick and easy. The battery was delivered with 13.8V of charge (i.e., fully charged) and all I had to do was remember which wires went to each terminal. (NOTE: I have a LOT of accessories... LOL.) |