Battery Info

[onaprwl]

I looked and didn't see anything about this, maybe I missed it (I'm sure someone will show me if I did) Has anyone heard anything about the Deka Battery. I have heard they are outstanding, pricey but worth it. ALSO, what is the proper cranking amps we should have for a good battery so as not to harm the starter?

 

[Brew]

There's been several that have mentioned DEKA in the past. It seems to be a good battery! Our stock batteries had 270 CCA's so your best bet is to get a battery with at least 300 CCA's or more if you can find one...

 

[Ratman]

Unless something has recently changed...they make the battery for our bikes that O'Reilly's Auto Parts sells.

 

[onaprwl]

Anybody know anything about this battery

Odyssey PC535

 

[mark whitrock]

Yes I called the Odyssy company and they told me I would be better off buying a Harly battery because their battery would be smaller and less cold cranking amps for the battery box we have.

 

[mobsta]

Harley battery tested at 425 cca's.just sayn

 

[Trainguy]

Tomioka Racing TR-B1500 Performance Lightweight Battery

I have one of these. At 465cc you must have both feet planted firmly on the ground before you hit the start button or your bike will roll over on top of you

 

[Fat_Bastard]

I second Trainguy. I got the Tomioka B1500 and it is working fine. I tested it at 470 CCA (Cold Cranking Amps). I was going to get the Braille but others on the forum said try the Tomioka. I think they are both good.

Always still charge mine once a week regardless of battery age. Big Dog electrical systems are very sensitive to any voltage or current changes...

 

[New Boots]

Tomioka Racing TR-B1500 Performance Lightweight Battery

I have one of these. At 465cc you must have both feet planted firmly on the ground before you hit the start button or your bike will roll over on top of you

I got the same one - 2 year warranty - With the dual mounting system - SAE brass terminals, with stainless steel terminal threads :2thumbs:

Tomioka Light Weight Batteries from HorsepowerFreaks:flag::flag::flag:

 

[Nukeranger]

I have heard that both Deka and Harley batteries are good. But, I like my Braille B2015 at around 700 CCAs and will stick with them!