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Old 04-15-2006   #6 (permalink)
ocman
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Grand Prix 125
 
Join Date: Mar 2006
Posts: 39
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On 2006-04-15 04:52, rodburner wrote:
Check the Harley parts vendors [J&P cycles,vintage parts catalog]They would have small boxes for batteries,or try a bike wrecking yard.My old SL175 donor bike has a small battery cage [too small for Bonnie] that could be enlarged.Gel batteries work great,some even upsidedown,then painted black to blend in with the frame.A leather tool bag to match your seat with the battery inside,carve out a recess in your seat foam,get a magneto and bumpstart the bike every ride. :-D
Hey rodburner,
Any problem with keeping my current set-up? I just laid the battery flat on the swingarm in front of the rear tire and wrapped a leather battery strap around it attached under the swingarm with a bolt and nut. It seems stable as ive riden over potholes and rr tracks and it doesnt shift at all. Obviously, i need to check the strap from time to time, but do see any problem with just leaving it this way? it looks pretty clean.
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