I was wondering if this battery is going to work in my 2006 Suzuki Vinson 500 ATV 4 wheel drive?
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I am having no issues at all in my 1200 cc bike - but check the application chart published on the Battery Tender website for the right battery and a verification it's OK for your vehicle.
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I don't know. I went to battery tenders web site and chose the battery for my bike, then went to amazon because even tho it was still sold by battery tender, it was cheaper and faster shipping. So I think u can put in your make and model on their site. Or call them. I contacted customer service over a week ago and have had no response
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Neither of the other anwers addresses your question: at 18 W (x2), you're looking at a combined 3A draw at 12 V (W=A*V). Therefore look at the AH (amperehour) rating of your "small ATV battery" and simply divide that rating by the 3A draw to yeild H (AH/A = H). The result is runtime in hours.
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Probably. I replaced the same battery on my Honda motorcycle without any problems.
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I don't know. I put mine in a motorcycle. It wasn't a very good battery, barely enough juice to start the bike, and it needs replacement now, only 1 1/2 years old.Rick Covello
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I bought it for a Suzuki but as far as I can tell it should fit any atv. I will say the cooler is very small
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I got it for my 02 Yamaha grizzly. It was way smaller than the oem battery. It comes with foam you pack around it to make it fit. You should compare dimensions.
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I installed in a 2003 Polaris Magnum as well as in a CanAm 400. I have a winch on the Polaris and no issues. It's fits very nicely in battery tray. It should fit as well in yours, most ATV batteries are same size. So far I am happy with this product.
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Dan, It looks like it is the correct size, and amperage for your ATV, it should work.
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I've had this same battery in a 2006 yamaha 450 rhino for over a year now. I have no complaints
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I would say no. A starter on a motorcycle would require more amps than this battery is capable of. I also woukd guess the charging system amperage would be more than the 2A trickle charge that is normally used for this type of battery.
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It was a replacement battery for my 2001 Honda Goldwing and fit perfect. I would check with the Yuasa website to see if this model battery will cross reference to replace your Harley battery.. Yuasa website www.yuasabatteries.com
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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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Best bet, call your local atv dealer and ask them to look up the bulb type for your ride. Or you can usually find the number written on the bulb itself. In case you were uncertain, this is the H6M bulb type and is common to atv's and my Yamaha YFZ450R
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I don't know for sure but I replaced my battery for exercise bike and the battery looked similar to the one I had but had a different number. It worked just fine. It was six volts with 2.5 A but it's number was 9223w. That was different than the one I replaced and as I say it worked fine.
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It will, but when you buy it please say its for a 2002 Polaris Ranger 500, because the battery is under the drivers seat so we can send the correct wiring for your 500, after 2004 they changed to under the hood is the only differance! Thanks for your question and please let us know if you have any others! Thanks, Mark
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It worked on my John Deere and I see no reason it will not work on a motorcycle. If I remember my Honda CX500 (in 1984) I believe the batteries are the same size.
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Honestly, I'm not sure. There was nothing in the box. It was pretty much a box and battery that came in. No writing on it, no papers, etc. It's worked pretty well for me. We had carb issues which required us to crank the atv a lot. It held up until my son decided to try to work on it without me and cranked it to death until it was to weak to turn the engine over. I boosted it off a riding mower and fixed the carb and its run ever since. I really have no complaints on the battery. Seems to be a tough little battery for the money. Hope I could be of a little help