Gel Batteries In Bangkok?

[Kf6vci]

Hi,

a) what's the best battery available (type / A/h rating / brand)?

Is there a mail order business selling bike parts?

Thanks,

Chris

[HDRIDER]

Hi,

a) what's the best battery available (type / A/h rating / brand)?

Is there a mail order business selling bike parts?

Thanks,

Chris

Hi

For what??

[Garry]

Hi,

a) what's the best battery available (type / A/h rating / brand)?

Is there a mail order business selling bike parts?

Thanks,

Chris

Hi

For what??

Ditto, and dimensions:)

[ttakata]

Yuasa is a popular battery brand, but I think any brand should be OK as long as its the same tech as your original.

Assuming you have a newer bike with a gel-cell battery then you should just try a shop selling parts for your style of bike.

Or I recall Amorn Electronics has a gel cell battery selection in Chinatown at the Old Siam Plaza shopping mall.

http://maps.google.com/?ie=UTF8&hq=&hnear=Huai+Khwang,+Bangkok+10310,+Thailand&ll=13.745701,100.500135&spn=0.004851,0.008256&z=18

If you want to experiment, and lose weight and money, try this http://ebattonline.com/

[Kf6vci]

Well, I would rather pay 200 Baht for s&h than spend half a day doing into Bangkok and searching for parts.

The battery was charged some weeks ago. Then I parked the bike for 10 days. Now it only makes a cklicking sound when I press the starter button, but the indicator lamps (neutral / oil) are on.

Today was a beautiful day - cooler than usual after the nocturnal downpour.

Somehow, I managed to lose the ignition key on the way back from the underground parking.

This happening a long way from home would be much worse.

Hope a local shop can source a gel battery for the 20 years old bike.

Cheers,

Chris