dodge1chevy2
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Given that my latest 2 year old battery has died, I’m soliciting recommendations for a good reliable long-life battery.
rickt
rickt
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Battery for ‘87 K75c
- Thread starter dodge1chevy2
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Rickt,
Odyssey PC680.:
(Not PC680MJ).
https://www.odysseybattery.com/Batteries/Model_PC680
Can be easily found for $125.
I've gotten 8-10 years with them on several bikes. Seldom need charging, just ride once in awhile.
Odyssey PC680.:
(Not PC680MJ).https://www.odysseybattery.com/Batteries/Model_PC680
Can be easily found for $125.
I've gotten 8-10 years with them on several bikes. Seldom need charging, just ride once in awhile.
mlytle
Member
https://www.batterymart.com/c-big-crank-batteries.html
get their "big crank" series of AGM batteries. way less money than those big name batteries, just as good, free shipping. i have been using them in bikes and cars for many years with no issues.
ETX14 model should do the trick for a K75.
get their "big crank" series of AGM batteries. way less money than those big name batteries, just as good, free shipping. i have been using them in bikes and cars for many years with no issues.
ETX14 model should do the trick for a K75.
