Morotcycle battery in freezing temps

>>16493292
Just kiss it goodnight man

>>16493292
Most likely, yes, it's toast.

If a battery is left to run down completly in winter temps, the plates will become sulfated and the battery will never hold a charge again.

You can try charging it, but if it was left to rum completly down, it's dead.

Get a trickle charger. They cost like $40-50 bucks and will keep your battery good all winter.

>>16493466
I'm going to try and start it now. I'll report back.

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>>16493675
This battery is deead. It cranked slowly and the engine turned but no start. Its currently hooked to my tender which I should have done 2 months ago. Hoping for the best.

Also this battery is so light compared to others I've held. Does that mean its fked?

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>>16494158
>photographing right above a dead starter battery while it is charging
>probably even having his face directly over it

complete madman.

>>16494187
Whats all the hubub?

>>16494187
It wont explode on a trickle charger. those put out like 2amps at most

I seriously regret buying my trickle charger. The autists made it sound like it's an absolute MUST for winterizing your bikes but it isn't. I plug it in once every three weeks to top off my batteries which takes like 5 minutes tops. Maybe I just have good batteries or something but they seem like they could hold a charge for months no problem