Okay, before we go into the "least expensive battery might cost you more in the long run" discussion, I just need a new battery of reasonable quality (by this, I mean equivalent to your average generic Wal-Mart lead acid wet battery) to last a season or two for a bike I want to sell.
In the past, I've usually had these non-sealed type economy batteries last at least 2 years, sometimes more, so I don't have any particular qualms about using one. Question is, who sells one the cheapest?
My local Wal-Mart and Meijer don't carry the battery for the early Kat 600 (Yuasa's battery code is YB10L-B2 for reference), and the Parts Unlimited generic unit I can order at the dealer lists for an msrp of $66.95. JC Whitney sells one for $48.99 with electrolyte included, but you have to add $9 shipping. This is the best I've found.
So, the question is, has anyone found a source that sells for less? I'm going to need a couple of them...
In the past, I've usually had these non-sealed type economy batteries last at least 2 years, sometimes more, so I don't have any particular qualms about using one. Question is, who sells one the cheapest?
My local Wal-Mart and Meijer don't carry the battery for the early Kat 600 (Yuasa's battery code is YB10L-B2 for reference), and the Parts Unlimited generic unit I can order at the dealer lists for an msrp of $66.95. JC Whitney sells one for $48.99 with electrolyte included, but you have to add $9 shipping. This is the best I've found.
So, the question is, has anyone found a source that sells for less? I'm going to need a couple of them...
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