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BS Lithium Motorcycle Battery 280A with Capacity 48Wh
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BS Lithium Motorcycle Battery 280A with Capacity 48Wh Code: BTR1251

Motorcycle Battery BS-BATTERY BS-BSLI-04/06 LITHIUM

  • Voltage: 12.8V
  • Capacity: 10Ah
  • Energy: 48Wh
  • CCA: 280A
  • Dimensions: 134 x 65 x 92mm
  • Autonomy: 70%
  • Weight: 180 - 2000g
  • Code: 230

Motorcycle Battery BS-BATTERY BS-BSLI-04/06 LITHIUM

  • Voltage: 12.8V
  • Capacity: 10Ah
  • Energy: 48Wh
  • CCA: 280A
  • Dimensions: 134 x 65 x 92mm
  • Autonomy: 70%
  • Weight: 180 - 2000g
  • Code: 230
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    Iraklis_THita

    Until yesterday, it was getting 5 stars. Charging stable at 14.5-14.6 on a PERFECT machine with a fresh rectifier/coils etc. Everything was fine from April 11 until yesterday. Even after a month without starting, it held 13.7. Today, I went to start it, and without giving me the slightest sign, it wouldn't start. Voltage 9.5 volts. It just broke. Fortunately, I'm still under warranty. Bummer. I hope the next one lasts the 8 to 10 years that the company claims, especially on my machine which has excellent currents and zero losses

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    Iraklis_THita

    Until yesterday, it was getting 5 stars. Charging stable at 14.5-14.6 on a PERFECT machine with a fresh rectifier/coils etc. Everything was fine from April 11 until yesterday. Even after a month without starting, it held 13.7. Today, I went to start it, and without giving me the slightest sign, it wouldn't start. Voltage 9.5 volts. It just broke. Fortunately, I'm still under warranty. Bummer. I hope the next one lasts the 8 to 10 years that the company claims, especially on my machine which has excellent currents and zero losses

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Description & Specifications

Motorcycle Battery BS-BATTERY BS-BSLI-04/06 LITHIUM

  • Voltage: 12.8V
  • Capacity: 10Ah
  • Energy: 48Wh
  • CCA: 280A
  • Dimensions: 134 x 65 x 92mm
  • Autonomy: 70%
  • Weight: 180 - 2000g
  • Code: 230

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information
Product Number
BTR1251
Type
Lithium
Cold Cranking Amps (CCA)
280 A

Cold Cranking Amps (CCA)

The current that the battery can provide during start-up in cold environment (-17 C). The higher it is, the easier the start-up will be.

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Reviews (1)

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  • Iraklis_THita
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    3 out of 3 members found this review helpful
    Iraklis_THita

    Until yesterday, it was getting 5 stars. Charging stable at 14.5-14.6 on a PERFECT machine with a fresh rectifier/coils etc. Everything was fine from April 11 until yesterday. Even after a month without starting, it held 13.7. Today, I went to start it, and without giving me the slightest sign, it wouldn't start. Voltage 9.5 volts. It just broke. Fortunately, I'm still under warranty. Bummer. I hope the next one lasts the 8 to 10 years that the company claims, especially on my machine which has excellent currents and zero losses

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  • Iraklis_THita
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    Iraklis_THita

    Until yesterday, it was getting 5 stars. Charging stable at 14.5-14.6 on a PERFECT machine with a fresh rectifier/coils etc. Everything was fine from April 11 until yesterday. Even after a month without starting, it held 13.7. Today, I went to start it, and without giving me the slightest sign, it wouldn't start. Voltage 9.5 volts. It just broke. Fortunately, I'm still under warranty. Bummer. I hope the next one lasts the 8 to 10 years that the company claims, especially on my machine which has excellent currents and zero losses

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