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    #16
    Guys I am thankful for advice... Just thought I'd say that as not responding as in deep depression as have three bikes and can't ride any if them as one has a charge issue and the other two are stored elsewhere ... And the weather at least was great .....

    Today I test batteries ... As I have a battery tester !
    This for another car issue which turned out to be the starter motor brushes but I will use on my motorbike battery .....

    ​​​​​​Just want to see what it does ....... And what it shows on my known now dead lead acid battery that holds 12.7v but won't start a bike (and is 8 years old)

    UKJULES
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    Owner of following bikes:
    1980 Suzuki GS550ET
    1977 Yamaha RD 250D
    1982 Kawasaki GPZ 750 R1
    1980 Suzuki GSX 250E

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      #17
      Put a multimeter (set at 20vdc) on the battery terminals and try to start the bike what does the meter read then? My guess the voltage will drop by a significant amount.
      the only reliable test for a battery is a load test.
      At eight years old in my experience motorcycle battery’s have reached their lifespan.
      The big guy up there rides a Suzuki (this I know)
      1981 gs850gx

      1999 RF900
      past bikes. RF900
      TL1000s
      Hayabusa
      gsx 750f x2
      197cc Francis Barnett
      various British nails

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