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singletrackmind · 02-04-2007, 04:40 PM

you can charge it with your car if you want to. just make sure you disconnect the positive and negitive from you bike before charging it. your car puts out between 135 and 185 amps and this may hurt you bikes electrical system. call if you have any questions, I can walk you through it. Also make sure you keep an eye on your cooling system if you are leaving the bike under a carport. temps have been below 20 degrees so just check for leaks on your radiator and hoses once it warms up. If you get a chance google motorcycle winterization and make sure you cover all your systems. there are some things that I had overlooked in the past such as cylinder lubrication etc,etc.

02-04-2007, 04:40 PM	#3 (permalink)
singletrackmind you smokin track? Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Kennett Square, PA Age: 32 Posts: 853 Casino Cash: $31673 Sportbike: 2005 GSX R1000(street/track) TPM,RL,NESBA,STT #713	you can charge it with your car if you want to. just make sure you disconnect the positive and negitive from you bike before charging it. your car puts out between 135 and 185 amps and this may hurt you bikes electrical system. call if you have any questions, I can walk you through it. Also make sure you keep an eye on your cooling system if you are leaving the bike under a carport. temps have been below 20 degrees so just check for leaks on your radiator and hoses once it warms up. If you get a chance google motorcycle winterization and make sure you cover all your systems. there are some things that I had overlooked in the past such as cylinder lubrication etc,etc. __________________ you don't know when, you don't know where, but you will know why. Rider Resume: http://www.sportbikes.net/forums/new...esumes-10.html Tire mounting and balancing, small puncture repair, lighting, and scheduled maintenance. services available 24/7. I work for beer.610-299-4017