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7 Motorcycle Battery Chargers
By Ben Cope on 06/01/2012 12:51:29
It's essential to keep your battery in good condition but you don't need to take it down the gym. Here are 7 chargers that'll do the hard work for you

A flat battery is one of those things that always seems to happen when you need your bike the most. If you keep your battery on a trickle-charger then you'll ensure your bike's ready to go when you are - especially if you keep it laid-up over

Oxford Maximiser 3800: Battery CPR
By Ben Cope on 14/09/2010 11:26:31
A gentle bit of battery love was had over the weekend at Cope HQ

I don't know about you, but I've got a stockpile of old batteries in my garage; from motorbikes, to lawnmowers and a couple of car ones too.My old battery charger was all I could afford 7 years ago and as such it's a basic model and couldn't get any

Put your bike on the battery diet
By Robin Goodwin on 14/10/2010 09:25:02
For the weight conscious rider there is a lightweight racing battery with up to 5kg of weight reduction

thought about the weight that can be reduced from the vital lump behind the heart of your machine. Why not put your bike on a diet with this lightweight lithium battery, offering a saving of approximately 5kg.The battery adopts the latest in lightweight

First Look: Comoto battery-powered bike
By Visordown News on 03/02/2010 11:48:21
A battery-powered pushbike or an alternative fuel motorcycle?

AS THE LINE between battery powered motorcycles and battery powered bicycles becomes closer with every new machine launched, Hirsch Design narrows the gap even further with the company's new 'Comoto'.An electric motor mounted in the rear wheel hub

New: Optimate battery charge indicator
By Visordown on 09/05/2013 12:06:00
Simple indicator device could save you from starting failures or breakdowns

OPTIMATE has launched a simple device to warn riders if their bike's battery has less than half its charge left. With the RAC attending some half a million battery-related call-outs annually, the unsubtly-named 'CHARGE NOW!' indicator device looks

VIDEO: Zero S battery-powered Supermoto
By Visordown News on 08/04/2009 11:04:12
Video footage of the world's first road legal electric supermoto

CHECK THIS footage of the world's first electric road legal supermoto, courtesy of Zero Motorcycles.If you want to know more about this 100kg, 60mph machine then click on the link below for the full story.

First Look: Honda 3RC battery-powered concept
By Visordown News on 24/02/2010 10:39:21
Fancy squirting round town in this bad boy?

HONDA has unveiled the new 3R-C, a revolutionary one-person battery electric vehicle concept, which will make its world debut in Geneva Motor Show, 4th-14th March.The 3RC's battery electric drivetrain is mounted low in the three wheeled chassis

Honda to debut battery-powered two-wheeler in 2010
By Visordown News on 03/08/2009 09:27:39
World's largest bike manufacturer to target corporate customers with alternative-powered motorcycle

HONDA is planning to debut an electric two-wheeler in Japan next year, Visordown has been told.Tatsuhiro Ohyama, head of Honda’s motorcycle operations says the new machine will be powered by a lithium-ion battery, rumoured to be supplied by battery

Battery charge is good for bikers
By Visordown News on 04/01/2008 09:14:43
New Acumen model features volt and ammeter

THE NEW Titanium V&A smart charger from Acumen not only charges, maintains and recovers batteries, it also keeps you informed of the progress with charging and battery condition. The new V&A model includes a voltmeter and an ammeter, too. So while

Battery powered R1
By Tim Skilton on 21/06/2007 10:40:20
US builder makes emission friendly sportsbike

Sent into Visordown News from a reader:The Lightning Lithium...should keep your trickle charger busyYOU'RE LOOKING at a lithium-ion battery powered R1. The 'Lightning Lithium' goes 0-60 in around 3 seconds, hits close to 100 mph at top speed


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