New Battery for my 2016 RTW

Happy almost winter from northeast Ohio. I noticed my bike kind of skipped when cranking yesterday while parked outside my work. I had moved it to clean it during some downtime. Left it outside all night instead of pulling it inside for fear of someone running into it and it wouldn’t start this morning.

Searching the forum I didn’t see a definite option and some debate over the best option. Does anyone know if this would do??

https://www.batterysharks.com/Yuasa-YTX20CH-BS-p/ytx20ch-bs_m12-18-270-hd.htm

After jumping the bike this morning I’m a little intimidated at unwedging that battery just to find out I got the wrong size.

My brother and I picked up new batteries for our 2018 GSA's from www.Beemerboneyard.com
Better CCA's in the same package size. YMMV

I just picked up a YUASA YT19bL-BS from Rocky Mountain Motorsport for $110 with free shipping
Been happy with their performance

It does appear I purchased the wrong battery for my 16RT

mpbanks@gmail.com said:

After jumping the bike this morning I’m a little intimidated at unwedging that battery just to find out I got the wrong size.

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The Yuasa site has a feature, a battery finder, that will show compatible batteries for a particular year and model motorcycle.

Harry

t6pilot said:

It does appear I purchased the wrong battery for my 16RT

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D'oh!! Hopefully they can get you an exchange.

RIDERR1150GSADV said:

My brother and I picked up new batteries for our 2018 GSA's from www.Beemerboneyard.com
Better CCA's in the same package size. YMMV

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I didn't see a section on Beemer Boneyard for the R1200RTW in the Westco batteries section. Is it lumped in with all the bikes listed under the WC14 agm battery?

AKsuited said:

The Yuasa site has a feature, a battery finder, that will show compatible batteries for a particular year and model motorcycle.

Harry

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I did all the Googling and searching and never saw a link directing me to this. I like Yuasa batteries and used them in the past, so this helps immensely. Thanks for the info!