Rich McLuvvin wrote on 10/28/20 at 18:13:52:Hey. I just bought an old savage which was fine for the first week or so but then I left it a week and the battery was dead (it had been strong for the first week). I jump started it with my car and let it run for 20 minutes. As soon as I switched it off, the battery was dead again. Did this several times. Not even the neutral light would illuminate. What would make the battery drain completely and not charge?
My battery lasted one year, after I bout this 2000 Savage!
Its this, batterys are shelf ware, they dont last indefinitly!
Suddenly they are broken!
It happend to my cars to.
In anyway I bout my a new AGM battery and a trickle charger, I got the trickle charger first, put it on my old battery,, there are led lamps on the carger and those told me, no conection, the old battery was dead!
Then I got my new AGM battery, it lights up the LED lamps, and sone got in a preservation state.
At this stage I put the new battery in my bike, (it was a menace) but it started after some tryes! Soo no problems whit the bike, it was the battery that got dead/broken/what ever!
Sooo even that Im old, im not to old learn, reading on this forum and talk to my biker friends!
Moste say that AGM batterys last longer, and one need to have a tricklecharger especialy for AGM batterys.
Becuse AGM batterys dont like to be discharged to much, to last.
The menace for our bike is that one need to remove the sadle to remove the side panels to losen the negative and to put the battery out to losen the positive and then the whole battery pack that is inside of the tool bracket at right side.
This is not a procedia that I like to do every year.. hope this AGM battery gonna last my life out.