I have a 1974 Vespa Piaggio "Ciao" moped. What does it take for a battery?
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The Ciao did not use a battery for its ignition/electrical system. Power for the main lamps, horn, and ignition is provided by magneto only (no battery needed). Models with turn signals *did* use a battery, but for the signals only: a 6 volt battery which I believe is in a box beside the rear rack. If you have the model with turn signals, you should be able to use any 6 volt battery that will fit in the battery box. There may be two boxes (one for the turn signals' circuitry) but I am not entirely sure on that: this answer is based on research (I don't own the model in question).
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I don't know the answer to that but I would try to google your question or contact a reputable repair shop and ask them that question they should know
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John G. I stand to be corrected and apologize as I was responding to another user of the same of wheelchair I use. The correct battery you need for your scooter is (I copied this from Amazon after a thorough search and confirmed through Apex Battery Co.) as follows:U1-35 AGM 12v 35ah Battery replaces 32ah, 33ah, 34ah, 36ah PS-12330 NB, 8AU1, 8AU1H, 6-FM-33, NP33-12 FR, U1-33-12B, NP35-12 FR, GH12340, WP33-12, LCL12V33BT, RA12-33, RA12-33EV, 12V35AH, Power Sonic, Yuasa, MK, Werker, Ritar
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I really don't know. It depends on the connection on the unit. If that's a real dirt bike, then it seems to me that this battery may not provide the power you require. I'm dating myself here, but people who had mini-bikes in my day used lawnmower motors which they got from....somewhere. Let's not talk about that. If you don't have the Kawasaki Owner's Manual, you can find it online and that will tell you what battery is required. Good luck to your Easy Rider.
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I can't say mine was a atv ride on best answer I can give look up where you got it are your old battery
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this unit is connected to a scissor lift with a 12 volt electrical system. at the present i only have the original 12 volt battery that was in this lift, but it really should have two good sized batteries for better performance.
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This is a 12V battery. Your 36V mower would need three of them. My 24V mower required two batteries.
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The battery is 24v 10 ah. Yes you can buy replacements but they cost about $400.00. Go here for battery issues, http://www.currietech.com/. If you have the bike and are having issues with the battery it might be covered under warranty. I had a problem with my battery and even though I purchased the bike on amazon, it was still covered under warranty.
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I did this for my bike, Took 2 9 V batteries and strapped them on. I modified the wires so that they correspond with the batteries
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Sure. It's a 12 V battery and mine runs off the motorcycle electrical system. There's no guarantee of long life, but you can definitely run it.
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Any size 12 Volt battery. If weight is a problem, use a motorcycle or small engine 12 volt.
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Use the MotoBatt site numbers, the Amazon ones are often of the package not the product. There's also a spacer tray at the bottom of the battery that's about 16-18 mm high that you don't need to use unless you want to...
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The battery is of fairly standard physical size. You can get replacements at any hobby shop. There are user websites you can find that give this type of information. Some users even move the battery to lower the center of gravity of the truck.
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If my memory is good, a 9 volt batterie or ac adapter. Gave it as a gift and got abigger one for me.
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It depends on the voltage that is needed for your riding mower. I am currently using mine for push mower. It requires 24v so I use 2 of these. I have electric bike that use 24v which use very similar battery as these (it has 500w motor and goes 15mph for 30 minutes).
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Aftermarket fob takes different size battery. Not sure which one that would be.
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What battery was previously in the moped? If you don't know, the best thing to do is measure the battery compartment and make sure dimensions of the battery you are buying will fit your compartment.
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We have had this motorcycle for 3 1/2 years and have not had to replace the battery so I can't answer the question. Best of luck to you.