Chrome S Pro YTX12A-BS Maintenance-Free 12V 10Ah Battery Replacement for ATV, Motorcycle, Jet Skis, Scooter, UTV, and More - Nut and Bolt (T3) Terminal

As soon as I hooked this puppy up to my 300cc gas scooter it lit up like a Christmas tree! lol I took her for a ride to charge her up and I feel so much more at ease that my bike is gonna start without a problem. Thank you for a great product at a great price!

Purchased this battery in mid-2019 for use in my Suzuki TL1000r V-twin. The battery performed reasonably without issue until Jan 2023, which at that time it started running low, even after charging. Make sure to charge the battery occasionally when not in use and it should work fine.

The OEM battery in my Aprilia was a lithium battery and it would be dead when the bike sat for 7 or 8 days. The dealer said they were experiencing the same issue with their inventory. Apparently lithium batteries discharge faster from the slight power draw from the new electronics on new bikes. I installed this and I have not have a dead battery since. This brand has a higher reserve capacity than the lithium counterpart and plenty of cranking amps.

It fits, it works, but I wouldnt go off saying its the best thing around. Its good for the price is the bet way to describe this. The terminals have a problem if you want to mount battery cables from the top. The nut below has no flat surface to sit on to screw down the terminals. So you have to balance, and pray to God they dont fall in the plastics like it did on me 3x. But it started the bike and held charge, so theres that.

I have just received this battery for my 2013 Kawasaki ninja 650 non-abs. I can not give a review for longevity or durability seeing as I just received it. It is the exact same size as the yuasa battery I am replacing. I like how it is a sealed battery and feels like it is made out of quality materials. It came with mounting bolts and nuts. The downside to this battery is that the metal mounting spots do not account for the shape of the cable ends on this particular motorcycle. The old yuasa battery had a groove for the cables to clamp the top and the cable ends fell perfectly in that groove. This battery does not have said groove so I had to twist the cable ends to mount upside down and bolted them to the battery this way. It works like this but it is clearly not the proper way it is supposed to be attached. I charged the battery before installing it just to make sure it was started with a full charge. The bike fired right up and ran well with the new battery. Overall other than having to attach the cables in a strange way it seems to be a nice cheaper alternative to the other battery's that are out there, and a big plus is that it is sealed and you don't have to pour acid into the battery like others require.

New out of the box it only has 11.9volts. Even after an overnight trickle charge it won’t start my bike.

I installed this battery in my 2009 Suzuki SFV Gladius and it's been working great. It holds a charge much better than the low-end battery that was in the bike when I made the purchase. That old battery had to be on the Battery Tender otherwise it would deplete in less than a week. This new Chrome Battery really doesn't seem to need the tender.

This battery came with the box all beat up. ( that was ups fault) This says it fits a hayabusa but it will not without bending the connectors to fit it. (basically destroying the connectors to force it to fit) The first two pics are not the kind of battery you get. The last three are the kind they ship. The warranty will not cover batteries so i dont know why they offer a extended warranty other than wasting your money. Took me a week of back and forth with the warranty people to see if it was actually covered. kept getting the run around one would say yes, the next said no, then yes again, and finally no. I got tired of the run around and got a refund for the warranty. After all what good is a warranty that doesnt cover the item. Not to mention if they did finally decide to cover it i can only imagine the head ache i would have to deal with to get it enforced.

Battery came charged. Installed it and my generator started on the first push of the start button