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Can anyone recommend a good place in Pattaya to buy a Yuasa motorcycle battery? Genuine, fresh, new and at a good price.

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You could also look online at Lazada. 

 

Personally I'd look at going Lithium.  Less weight, less drainage and smaller size but retains the CCA you may require. 

 

About the same price. 

 

I converted 3 bikes in NZ to Lithium.  Never had a problem. 

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1 hour ago, Korat Kiwi said:

You could also look online at Lazada. 

 

Personally I'd look at going Lithium.  Less weight, less drainage and smaller size but retains the CCA you may require. 

 

About the same price. 

 

I converted 3 bikes in NZ to Lithium.  Never had a problem. 

I did look at lazada. For the YTZ6V about 700b delivered. Checked 2 shops on Sukhumvit 900b, the Honda repair shop on Pattaya Tai, 1,150b.

 

I like the idea of lithium, but I don't know about the brands and quality.

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2 minutes ago, Banana7 said:

For the YTZ6V about 700b delivered.

 

Sadly not Pattaya so cannot recomend, but I bought one from my local M/C spares shop for 800 discounted from 880.

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Yuasa is one of the top brands if original.... and that can be a problem. 

 

Original battery's in NZ are damn expensive.  But then you know what you're getting. 

 

I understand your concern re Lithium batteries here.  I too don't have enough knowledge yet on which is good or not. 

 

Once I decide to get a proper bike I'll start researching the matter. 

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Just now, Korat Kiwi said:

I'd probably go with what you found on Lazada.  They are pretty good with their delivery times too. 

In Thailand there are many "copies" of genuine products. How do I ensure I am buying a genuine new Yuasa battery?

 

 

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Bloody good question.  I really think it's luck of the draw. 

 

All one can really do is look at reviews and hope those haven't been doctored. 

 

Otherwise an authorised dealer.... But even that's not guaranteed. 

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24 minutes ago, Banana7 said:

In Thailand there are many "copies" of genuine products. How do I ensure I am buying a genuine new Yuasa battery?

 

 

Read the feedback on Lazada and check for how long the warranty is.......

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6 hours ago, Banana7 said:

I did look at lazada. For the YTZ6V about 700b delivered. Checked 2 shops on Sukhumvit 900b, the Honda repair shop on Pattaya Tai, 1,150b.

 

I like the idea of lithium, but I don't know about the brands and quality.

 

On Sukhumvit, 100 meters before the Naklua traffic lights if you come from Pattaya, is a Yuasa dealer. Don't know if he has bike batteries, but he certainly has car batteries

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1 hour ago, BenStark said:

 

On Sukhumvit, 100 meters before the Naklua traffic lights if you come from Pattaya, is a Yuasa dealer. Don't know if he has bike batteries, but he certainly has car batteries

Thanks. The Yuasa authorized dealer shops in Pattaya want 900b, which seems like standard retail price.

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Lazada or any Motorcycle repair shop...... I rode into the one near me and had a new batter fitted in minutes. 

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I paid 1100 from the Honda shop on Pattaya Tai for a Click 150i. A bit more than you might pay at a local shop but i was concerned about getting a copy or used battery.

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16 hours ago, Korat Kiwi said:

Yuasa is one of the top brands if original.... and that can be a problem. 

 

If it is too good to be true, it usually is.🧐

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21 hours ago, Banana7 said:

I did look at lazada. For the YTZ6V about 700b delivered. Checked 2 shops on Sukhumvit 900b, the Honda repair shop on Pattaya Tai, 1,150b.

 

I like the idea of lithium, but I don't know about the brands and quality.

 

I got my last one from these guys off Lazada...you get a choice of pre filled with acid, or add the acid yourself, I've done both, the last one I chose pre filled

 

https://www.lazada.co.th/shop/battery-house/?spm=a2o4m.pdp_revamp.seller.1.4a2420cf56s7Jy&itemId=382468964&channelSource=pdp

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9 hours ago, Henryford said:

I paid 1100 from the Honda shop on Pattaya Tai for a Click 150i. A bit more than you might pay at a local shop but i was concerned about getting a copy or used battery.

There is no guarantee that the one at the Honda shop is not a cheap copy also.......:whistling:

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