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Am i being Chop or...??

brack

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brack Newbie

brack

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HiHi... i jus change my Vespa GT200 batt.. dunno wet or dry batt.. the shop charge mi $70.. he say is good 1.. haha.. but my fren change S4 batt is onli $35... am i being chop or $70 is worth the price...?? i dunno the brand too cos i haven took my bike back... :giddy:

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SparkerS1 Newbie

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u must know whether its wet or dry and what brand is it, or else how we know u kana chop right?

 

then maybe vespa batt abit ex than other bikes?

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Simmz Newbie

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Depends on voltage level & also the brand...

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Refugee Newbie

Refugee

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around there lah....

 

wet cell original battery changed at piaggio cost the prev owner 60 bucks.

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brack Newbie

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i found out the brand is yuasha.. wet type.. izzit worth 70?? for voltage lvl i dunno le.. lolxx..

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omnislash Newbie

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Depends on voltage level & also the brand...

 

I tot all bike system voltage is 12V? Got other voltage one meh?

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Simmz Newbie

Simmz

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some oldern bike they have lesser voltage... even for SP i guess they're using a lower voltage battery...

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Jfor_Jimmy1986 Newbie

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if i din rmb wrongly, my fren riding ST 1100, say they're using Cars battery..

 

as in not all bikes uses 12v.. (unless i'm wrong if car uses 12v too)

 

=x

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Aalex82 Newbie

Aalex82

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for my bike, cbr929..

12v.. but the amp is diff..

cost mi 150 bucks for a yusa one..

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Wayang Newbie

Wayang

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my r6's yuasa batt burned a $120 hole in my pocket.. damn these things r ex..

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brack Newbie

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does battery really make a big difference as in brand and voltage??

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Aalex82 Newbie

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does battery really make a big difference as in brand and voltage??

 

brand and its amp..

voltage almost all the same..

except bike like RXK, RXS...

even a wave oso use a 12v batt..

:)

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SparkerS1 Newbie

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my r6's yuasa batt burned a $120 hole in my pocket.. damn these things r ex..

 

ex but gd:thumb: :thumb:

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Refugee Newbie

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yes brack... piaggion service centre charges 60 bucks for yuasa battery...

 

so you're safe

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Simmz Newbie

Simmz

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if i din rmb wrongly, my fren riding ST 1100, say they're using Cars battery..

 

as in not all bikes uses 12v.. (unless i'm wrong if car uses 12v too)

 

=x

 

Car battery voltage is defitnetly higher den bike. If i'm not wrong. Should be 40+V not sure about it. Anyone knows the exact voltage?

As for 12V battery~ they have whole lot different kind. Certain battery has it's certain limit~ like what some guys mention here the brand... For some bike which has a smaller capacity the battery connection will be different. As you go for bigger capacity it'll get more complicated as it is. Don't forget~ Bike capacity bike now all using Electric Ignition System. So i would say having a battery check perhaps once in 3 mths will be a better idea... of course adding on a volt meter will be recommended! =)

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darren_soh86 Newbie

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Car battery voltage is defitnetly higher den bike. If i'm not wrong. Should be 40+V not sure about it. Anyone knows the exact voltage?

As for 12V battery~ they have whole lot different kind. Certain battery has it's certain limit~ like what some guys mention here the brand... For some bike which has a smaller capacity the battery connection will be different. As you go for bigger capacity it'll get more complicated as it is. Don't forget~ Bike capacity bike now all using Electric Ignition System. So i would say having a battery check perhaps once in 3 mths will be a better idea... of course adding on a volt meter will be recommended! =)

 

40+V ??!! :giddy:

 

car batteries oso 12V.. its the amperage of the batteries that are larger.. not the voltage.. the huge trucks oso the most 24V..

omnislash Newbie

omnislash

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40+V ??!! :giddy:

 

car batteries oso 12V.. its the amperage of the batteries that are larger.. not the voltage.. the huge trucks oso the most 24V..

 

Car batteries 24V rite....

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omnislash Newbie

omnislash

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brand and its amp..

voltage almost all the same..

except bike like RXK, RXS...

even a wave oso use a 12v batt..

:)

 

So RXK how many volts?

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Biting on the fray of my hair, I muse upon the way to find the oasis of evermore beyond the vertical horizon, I shall join the windupdeads in owl city, neither my safetysuit nor my red jumpsuit apparatus can save me, cuz I mistook a death cab for cutie in plain white T's...

Simmz Newbie

Simmz

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normally RXK don't really need of battery... coz the whole bike is running by ignition system... if got battery perhaps for the light n the IU unit...

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Regardless the bike model/brand. No matter how good/fast the bike is. Without skills the bike is nothing.

Money is'nt everything, but without money, you're just nothing!

Simmz Newbie

Simmz

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40+V ??!! :giddy:

 

car batteries oso 12V.. its the amperage of the batteries that are larger.. not the voltage.. the huge trucks oso the most 24V..

 

Oh hahaha~ sry sry~ thanks for correcting my mistake... :cheeky:

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Be cool, Be smart... Be your Yourself!

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Money is'nt everything, but without money, you're just nothing!

aikau Newbie

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LOLS 40++V !

 

and after he say only 24V for TRUCKS.

 

it's like smiling to my laptop all the way la.HAHA

 

but its something totally new info for me :)

 

on a side note,do anyone knows where is rxk battery placed normally?

 

Thanks

Thanks arsonist

Refugee Newbie

Refugee

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RX-K battery ah...

 

i usually see it in the panel where it says 'RX-K"

 

the location which is the modern bike's airbox position i guess....

 

lemme go spot that rxk at my house...

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