Battery options

BroadBand

Since late 60's
Another option, should anyone need a new battery.

Antigravity Battery <LINK>
Models with huge CCA
Smaller sizes would give more under the seat room for stuff
Price seems in-line with Braile



Little cut & paste from their web-site:

There are MANY benefits Antigravity Batteries offer including....

1) Ultra lightweight- Up to 80% less in weight, performance gains in performance vehicles from the loss of weight. Improved handling, braking, acceleration.

2) Extreme Power- Up to 2.5 times the cranking amps as lead and other forms of lithium. Can turn over large cubic inch V-twin in a much smaller size than lead

3) Ultra Compact- Small size size fit in any vehicle easily. Allows more room for Power Commanders, electronics or for hiding batteries on custom builds.

4) No maintenance- No trickle charging needed, can hold a charge up to a year!

5) Better Starting- These batteries offer a substantial increase in Cranking Amps over lead and other lithiums... They will offer a faster turn over rate of the motor and larger ignition voltage at start up which can significantly aid in starting the bike.

6) Reliability- These batteries are not affected by vibration as are lead/acid batteries are. They have the ability to accept up to 2000 charges... almost twice as many as lead/acid

Anyone check one out yet?

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silver09

Active Member
That sounds pretty cool . I like the fact that it's smaller so you can put a few things under the seat.
 

Spineguy

Member
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in looking at website, the 8 Cell is rated for street bikes up to 850cc... would we need the 16 or 20cell to start our big dogs? the 16 is rated 1800cc and the 20 cell is rated 2300cc.

just wondered as the size is really appealing and would like to get a new battery asap.

thanks
 

Nukeranger

Nukeranger
Good question. Which one would be used on a Big Dog? Also, don't forget the size difference is gonna cause bracket hold down issues.
 
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