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Posted on Mar 06, 2010

How to start motorcycle? It's been sitting idle for the winter, and I believe the battery is dead, can I hook it up to a charger? And where is it located on the bike?

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Battery location depends on the bike but usually they are under the seat area.

They battery can be charged, but select a decent charger for bike batteries. If the battery is dry (out of water/acid) the battery will most likely be NS. You can pry off the plates on the battery and top up with distilled water and try charging but I would just get a new one and charger at the same time. You can get trickle chargers, that you leave connected to the batt when not riding the bike and it flicks on then off to keep the battery topped up. I had my car on one for a year and it was fine.

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