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Using a battery tender
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<blockquote data-quote="Harald" data-source="post: 323155" data-attributes="member: 8054"><p>I went with a standard brick transformer (those little black boxes that you plug into the wall to power all kinds of electronics) that's rated for 200 miliamps at 14 volts DC. You can buy them for a few bucks and with quick disconnects hooked up to the bike make for painless hookups. Been using it for many years to keep my bike battery from draining in storage. It won't charge a dead battery, but works great to keep your battery from dying from disuse.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Harald, post: 323155, member: 8054"] I went with a standard brick transformer (those little black boxes that you plug into the wall to power all kinds of electronics) that's rated for 200 miliamps at 14 volts DC. You can buy them for a few bucks and with quick disconnects hooked up to the bike make for painless hookups. Been using it for many years to keep my bike battery from draining in storage. It won't charge a dead battery, but works great to keep your battery from dying from disuse. [/QUOTE]
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