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RE: DIEHARD BATTERY FOR 2004 XL?From: <duckndeerhunter@wi.rr.com> Next Article (by Author): Carb farts and gas mileage Anthony Martinez Opa's right. Plus, it's not always a direct fit. I bought an Energizer battery for a savings of $30 over HD OEM, but the battery posts were set back about 1/2", whereas the OEM posts are flush with the side of the battery. I had to use nuts as spacers, and buy longer machine screws to get it to work, and then it turned out the problem wasn't even with the battery, but rather my stator. I still have the original battery in my 2002 bike. The energizer is sitting on a shelf, basically new, but when the time comes for a new battery, I'll just go buy an OEM to avoid the fustration. The $30 savings wasn't worth it. Brian Czarnecki '02 1200C South Milwaukee, WI Matt, unless you are really anti-HD, just go ahead and get one from the dealer. Realistically there is not a whole lot of savings going off-brand in this instance. The house brand is pretty good and with care will last you quite awhile. Opa in Seattle Next Article (by Author): Carb farts and gas mileage Anthony Martinez |
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