The cold crank amps are what allows it to start better....usually the lithium's have a much high rating. However they are usually at least double the price of an AGM battery...hardest part for me is figuring out which aftermarket battery fits in the bike...as they dont make it as easy as shopping for an AGM battery (in my experience...luckily I havent had to do it very often). Also, dont go cheap on a lithium, as they do blow...go look up expansion issues with lithium batteries. On the sportbikes they are used MUCH MORE as weight savings is a lot more prevalent compared to a 900 lb Harley bagger... :D

The generator and the regulator need to be up to the load regardless of the battery. AGM still dry out after time. Hot start is a better indicator of CCA. It's not about the engine being cold, just the current the battery can deliver. The voltage can be 12.8 without the CCA to turn over a hot engine. Don't take my word for it but if warm and hot starts are difficult the battery is the first thing to replace, the next things to replace are damaged parts. Kick back is not ok to ignore.

I'm using the X2Power Lithium from Batteries Plus to power 2 1200.4 and a 400.4 and love it so far.

Nice video... and a quote .. Be Basic Stay Basic .. I like it

I only seem to get two years out of a motorcycle battery whether it be a standard battery or AGM so this time I went with a lithium battery and I'm hoping I get a longer life out of it.

I believe stock Harley battery is made by Deka, which are top of the line Agm batteries.

Where can I find that side to top terminal adapter Sir?

I am only doing an Alpine Power Pack bridged at 90 watts RMS per channel, to run two Alpine Type R 6.5 speakers, this weekend. I just want a little more volume so I can hear on the highway with my Modular Helmet on. I guess I am getting old. I think I will save my chips to do a Stage 2 cam before worrying about audio

Does stock harley charging system charge lithium while riding

Where ia the link for the Battery plus lithium battery

So I have bought 4 of the stinger hd batterys I heard they wer great for bike with stereo equipment. I'm running 3 amps on my harley road king and they are great....unfortunately once the temp hits 40 to 50 dgs in the boston area the stinger battery on my bike will not start I have bought 4 of these batterys and they die It Feb 2024 and it's 56 dgs here in boston and the bike won't start. I found the old battery that was in the bike when I bought it was on the floor of my shed for 4 yrs and I put it in bike starts I'm all done with stinger personally.not to happy with the porduct

I understand I need a new tinder/charger, my question is the existing pigtail will it charge the lithium battery or do I have to do something there? I just put in the lithium battery and when I start the bike instead of staying steady at 14 volts it likes to climb and jump around all the way up to 16 why would it be doing that do you know?

I'm trying to find out what size I need for a 2013 Ultra Classic

Can you still use a jump box on a lithium battery? Or it have to a special jump box made for lithium battery?

I called Batteries Plus locally and they said no lithium avail for Harley touring? Would you happen to have a part number for the one you specified Thanks John

I just have 600 amp and fairing speakers and air ride what cca should I look for in battery? Thanks

This is a video about a an audio/strobe enthusiast with a huge electrical load on his bike. The lithium info is false in respect to the safe start feature on most modern lithium bike batteries…”Duraboost” is a Li brand with a sleep mode that will allow you a few starts.

AGM batteries need a AGM charger to get a full charge, makes a huge difference.

My apologies for my pointless insight. Two down and be safe my brother.

What about Braille Battery’s?

Braille Batteries

Just buy a Yuasha battery And leave it an night on the battery charger before instal. Its onley 80 dollar. After six or seven years just buy a new one. Remember Harley Davidson dont make batterys bij them self. They onley put their sticker on it and ask you topdollars.

Obviously Harley doesn't make batteries. They are made by Deka, a Penn East company. Same as the stock battery just a different color case without H.D. logo

Braille Battery