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I would say to check the warranty they have too.
Bought a die hard for the motorcycle last April. Had trouble starting the bike so I took it back to Sears. Bad battery. Worse warranty. 6 month replacement and after that, buy a new one. Went to O'Reilly auto parts and got one 30 dollars cheaper with a one year replacement warranty.
Bought a die hard for the motorcycle last April. Had trouble starting the bike so I took it back to Sears. Bad battery. Worse warranty. 6 month replacement and after that, buy a new one. Went to O'Reilly auto parts and got one 30 dollars cheaper with a one year replacement warranty.
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not sure about how their warrantee system is or works but, cheapbatteries.com is the cheapest battery site I have found. I haven't ordered anything from them but when mine goes I'll probably be ordering from them. A gel battery is definately the best way to go in atv's/v-twin motorcycles due to the vibrations that they are subject to. IMO
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