would this fit a motorcycle battery (Everlast ES9BS)? or would the bolt be too large?
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I don't still have this vehicle to tell you the correct answer but i think NO. I don't know how you could adapt this to work on your cycle. Wait just a minute...it hit me. All you will need to make this work will be a longer bolt/washer than the one that comes with your battery...it will work. Thanks, glad to help you. Ray in Missouri.
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I truly don't know the answer, but you could make a nut and bolt connection on both ends from the battery cables. Then it would work normally by just unscrewing the middle plastic knob. Only drawback might be that it wiggles.
1259470
The switch itself is to large for a motorcycle battery. I know it would not fit any of the motorcycles I own.
1259471
Maybe an old school UJM... new bikes, especially sport bikes, are too tightly packaged for this to fit.
1259472
I just ordered it for a jet ski battery which is pretty much a motorcycle battery. I will let you know.
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The largest battery I have used is the 600mah found here: http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__20385__Turnigy_nano_tech_600mah_1S_35_70C_Lipo_Nine_Eagles_Solo_Pro_328_Eflite_MQX_120SR_.htmlPotentially, you could use something bigger I suppose but weight does become an issue. The battery above fits in stock holder though it can be a bit snug.This model does not have brushless motors and it is not practical to refit them to it. Too many things would have to be changed on it and it would cost much more to do this as opposed to simply purchasing a model designed with brushless motors in the first place. The largest battery I have used is the 600mah found here: http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__20385__Turnigy_nano_tech_600mah_1S_35_70C_Lipo_Nine_Eagles_Solo_Pro_328_Eflite_MQX_120SR_.htmlPotentially, you could use something bigger I suppose but weight does become an issue. The battery above fits in stock holder though it can be a bit snug.This model does not have brushless motors and it is not practical to refit them to it. Too many things would have to be changed on it and it would cost much more to do this as opposed to simply purchasing a... » Read More The largest battery I have used is the 600mah found here: http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__20385__Turnigy_nano_tech_600mah_1S_35_70C_Lipo_Nine_Eagles_Solo_Pro_328_Eflite_MQX_120SR_.htmlPotentially, you could use something bigger I suppose but weight does become an issue. The battery above fits in stock holder though it can be a bit snug.This model does not have brushless motors and it is not practical to refit them to it. Too many things would have to be changed on it and it would cost much more to do this as opposed to simply purchasing a model designed with brushless motors in the first place. « Show Less
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The handlebar mount comes with bushing inserts that go from 1" down to 3/4". The battery hookup is universal. So as long as you have some free space along your handlebar, I would see no problem.
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It has MORE than you need for ANY motorcycle that it will fit in.......... and it will last longer than any battery out there.
271628
I didn't check the dimensions but it was specified for my bike Honda '03 VTX 1800C and it fit perfectly. No problems at all and I am very satisfied with this battery.
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Most likely... My friend has almost the same m4 and my valken battery fits just fine
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Yes. Your bike takes a YTX14-L-BS, which is 6" x 3.4375" x 5.75" The MBTX12U is L: 5.94" W: 3.43" H: 5.12" I believe my 12U also came with a spacer to make it taller, so yes, this battery should be fine for you.
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I bought this battery for my Honda VTX 1800 motorcycle. I believe I had to check the manufacturers web site to confirm the compatibility.
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Should fit all cycles. its a little small. goes about half way down side of my bags.. they are essy to install and work fine. i had to buy a longer bolt because the bracket went over my helmet lock. then i had to retap a hole to fit the new bolt because it was standard and a little bigger than the hole which was metric.
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It's way too small, this is a motorcycle battery. Why not call Odyssey or check their web site to see if they make a battery the appropriate size for your vehicle?
87711
Will not work for a motorcycle battery the nozzle is to large, for my ATV's I use a bottle that I got from a scientific lab supply company with a long clear plastic nozzle.
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It should fit. They fit the terminal bolts on my motor home deep cycle batteries.
2077377
The pack will be too large unless it is ruffle the size of the original battery.but I do believe it will be too big.
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No, Sorry, the dimensions are not correct for your bike, you need to search for an exact fit battery, just google it
2135879
Ytx14ah-bs should be the right size. 6 5/8 Tall By 3 1/2 Deep By 5 3/8 Long. Google Honda ATC 200M batteryand Ytx14ah-bs is the size listed for that model.
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It does not fit in a regular socket. It's a Mogul (E39) base type which is much larger
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You know. the best way to tell is to measure the battery in your bike and then compare it with the posted dimensions. The info I have on your bike says it will take a YTX20HILBS or YTX20LBS, which are roughly the same size and capacity