Leaderboard

and most of his riding was two up plus gear

I love the Green. I don’t think I’ve seen any others. Came with a cool lighting set up. Don’t know that I’ll ever really use it but it’s there. Also the first owner had someone diamond cut all the cooling fins. It sparkles in the sun. Again not sure I would have paid to have it done but it’s cool Ogre

I have been using a 1157 tail light bulb in series with my regular battery charger on a 2 amp setting on my charger ..( solder wire to the bulb terminal ) Use the positive clamp from my charger to the main terminal of the bulb and the case/ground of the bulb to the positive terminal of the battery and the ground clamp of the charger to ground terminal of the battery ...When the battery is low on power/charge the bulb goes on bright and when the battery reaches full charge the bulb goes dim or out ...The 1157 bulb acts like a regulator with maximum of a 2 amps , I have bought several of the battery tenders and I have have had no luck with them ...

I’ve been using the harbor freight battery tender in my bikes for about 3 years now with no issues and have saved hundreds on replacement batteries. I used to get one season at most. Just gotta remember to keep the fluid topped off on one of them.

Not sure about “brighter” there @N3FOL. I’m using the OEM lights but re-wiring them internally to accommodate a sequential module.

Today was a very beautiful day in terms of temperature. I think we came close to 70° this afternoon. I was able to warm up my '07 and it cranked right up after sitting for a number of weeks due to bad weather, etc. So this afternoon, I wanted to give the SVTC and spin and it didn't want to crank. Not sure initially what was going on until the onboard voltage meter indicated 11.9 volts. My easy fix for now is to plug it in on my Battery Tender and see if it cranks back up tomorrow. After today, winter temperature is on our way and freezing rain/sleet is forecasted for Friday morning. A little disappointed not being able to ride, but I must be patient.