I did get to talk to the person who deals with our batteries at work and he said that a standard warranty would be at least one year, but for more expensive ones they could give you two years, which is what I read about MotoBatt items.
Without me even mentioning it though, he did also say that it would be a factor on what you used to charge it with, which is what I said before about using a charger that is too extreme for a smaller battery.
Even though they will charge it quicker, and then cut off when done, it will decrease the battery life over time much quicker than normal.
I've said on here before, if a bike is used regularly then it is more than enough to keep a battery in good condition, even more so if a bike is garaged overnight.
Main problems occur with bike batteries when they are not used regularly, or are constantly left outside in very low temperatures during winter, which is totally understandable.
Other culprits that can add to problems tend to be alarms, or even other items that are wired straight to the battery and don't get turned off when finished with.
Without me even mentioning it though, he did also say that it would be a factor on what you used to charge it with, which is what I said before about using a charger that is too extreme for a smaller battery.
Even though they will charge it quicker, and then cut off when done, it will decrease the battery life over time much quicker than normal.
I've said on here before, if a bike is used regularly then it is more than enough to keep a battery in good condition, even more so if a bike is garaged overnight.
Main problems occur with bike batteries when they are not used regularly, or are constantly left outside in very low temperatures during winter, which is totally understandable.
Other culprits that can add to problems tend to be alarms, or even other items that are wired straight to the battery and don't get turned off when finished with.
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