21-08-12, 11:45 PM
can anyone tell me the correct part no for the motobatt as there is 2 part no's listed for the bike.
CT14B-4 !
MBT14B4 !
Thx Dave
CT14B-4 !
MBT14B4 !
Thx Dave
motobatt whats the part no !!
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21-08-12, 11:45 PM
can anyone tell me the correct part no for the motobatt as there is 2 part no's listed for the bike.
CT14B-4 ! MBT14B4 ! Thx Dave
22-08-12, 12:41 AM
Does this thread help? http://foc-u.co.uk/index.php/topic,3066....l#msg24403
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22-08-12, 10:41 AM
The correct battery is the MBT14B4. I replace mine this year and it is certainly much better than a standard battery. FYI mine came from ebay at a cost of £42.00 - I think they are now £46.95.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/MotoBatt-QuadF...231ec80302
22-08-12, 12:24 PM
I put a MBT14B4 on mine early this year as well. i cant say how well it will last a winters use but it kicks out a lot more starting punch than anything i have used before.
i tend to get through a new battery each year or just over, due to the way my bike is used (used a lot but then could be parked up for a week or 2) this one fits fine (not to sure i like the conections but they have worked perfectly so far) gives a lot more punch on starter, the motor turns over faster and starts instantly. we shall see how it is over the winter
22-08-12, 06:58 PM
Just replaced mine with a motobatt , £55 from dealer.
Just checked it and mine is a MBT12B4! it fits the space properly as standard did. The only thing I will say is the terminals are awkward to locate in position especially when fitting optimate lead as well. Hope this helps ![]()
22-08-12, 11:05 PM
Cheers I'll give busters a call and ask what the difference is as they doing the motobatt for £39 .
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