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2012 RT Battery
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crazyspyder
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good luck
if you got it with your bike at purchase or any other scenerio it's 90 days from purchase and if you buy one from the dealer its 90 days and will cost you about 210 US dollars no clams!
I know - just had the dealer replace mine, had NO choice as they were repairing other problems. I have the 2012 RT se5 AND kept it on trickle charger when not in use.:yikes:
going to invest on a lithium battery next time around.!
if you got it with your bike at purchase or any other scenerio it's 90 days from purchase and if you buy one from the dealer its 90 days and will cost you about 210 US dollars no clams!
I know - just had the dealer replace mine, had NO choice as they were repairing other problems. I have the 2012 RT se5 AND kept it on trickle charger when not in use.:yikes:
going to invest on a lithium battery next time around.!
BEST BATTERY !
CHECK WITH YOUR LOCAL INTERSTATE BATTERY DISTRIBUTOR, I HAVE USED THEM FOR YEARS, HAD A MOTORCYCLE BATTERY THAT LASTED 6 YEARS, NEVER CHARGED IT ALL WINTER ! I HAVE A 2011 RT AND WHEN THE BATTERY NEEDS REPLACING IT WILL BE WITH A INTERSTATE ! I DON'T BELIEVE IN MAINTAINERS, I USUALLY START MY VEHICLES EVERY COUPLE OF MONTHS TO KEEP THE BATTERY FULL CHARGED ! ANOTHER IDEA IF YOU DON'T HAVE A HEATED STORAGE AREA, REMOVE THE BATTER AND KEEP IT INSIDE WHERE IT IS AT LEAST 45 DEG. !
CHECK WITH YOUR LOCAL INTERSTATE BATTERY DISTRIBUTOR, I HAVE USED THEM FOR YEARS, HAD A MOTORCYCLE BATTERY THAT LASTED 6 YEARS, NEVER CHARGED IT ALL WINTER ! I HAVE A 2011 RT AND WHEN THE BATTERY NEEDS REPLACING IT WILL BE WITH A INTERSTATE ! I DON'T BELIEVE IN MAINTAINERS, I USUALLY START MY VEHICLES EVERY COUPLE OF MONTHS TO KEEP THE BATTERY FULL CHARGED ! ANOTHER IDEA IF YOU DON'T HAVE A HEATED STORAGE AREA, REMOVE THE BATTER AND KEEP IT INSIDE WHERE IT IS AT LEAST 45 DEG. !
Dragonrider
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2005 K12 - 28K on the clock, original battery. 2010 RT A/C 16K, 2010 RTS - 18K, original batteries. 1998 Valk - 121K, original battery. 2000 Valk - 35K, original battery. I used battery tenders - whenever I'm not riding, the bike is plugged in. That's my history - you choose.
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