19-10-12, 01:48 PM
Deciding not to go down the optimiser route for a few reasons, a-they cost money, b-i dont have power out to my shed and c-i wouldnt trust leaving a battery in the house charging up,
So ive quickly googled the subject of what to do whilst the bike is lay up for the winter and ive seen mention of disconnecting one of the terminals.
Anyone a guru on the subject of batteries, would this suffice or should i disconnect both terminals?, also if exposed to sub zero temps for a while is it better to store it in the house somewhere,
I was kinda thinking take the bike for a decent blast to get a bit of charge in there then take battery out and store it in the under stairs cupboard until about april time.
So ive quickly googled the subject of what to do whilst the bike is lay up for the winter and ive seen mention of disconnecting one of the terminals.
Anyone a guru on the subject of batteries, would this suffice or should i disconnect both terminals?, also if exposed to sub zero temps for a while is it better to store it in the house somewhere,
I was kinda thinking take the bike for a decent blast to get a bit of charge in there then take battery out and store it in the under stairs cupboard until about april time.
Easiest way to go fast........don't buy a blue bike