[erwjww]

Look under motorcycle accessories for tender.

http://view.jafrum-email.com/?j=fe5...obSubscriberBatchID%%&ju=%%ex2;joburlid%%&r=0



Not affiliated just a satisfied customer.

 

[Born Again]

Never had a problem with these folks and I've bought stuff over the years from them.

 

[DOC1500]

how about this one...http://www.harborfreight.com/automatic-battery-float-charger-42292.html
I have 3 of them ...they work great. and at a great price. DOC

 

[jhamp3463]

I also use the harbor frt. like it very much works great never had a problem with it.

 

[mclock]

I almost bought a couple from H.F. but the reviews on their own website were not good at all.

 

[DOC1500]

I almost bought a couple from H.F. but the reviews on their own website were not good at all.

Been using mine for 2 years now , no problem. :claps:...DOC

 

[LarryC]

I just bought 2 of the tenders. I've had a couple from HF, but they didn't work right very long. I've also used one from walmart and it worked ok for a couple years.

 

[Larry]

I picked up 2 of them at a H/F parking lot sale. Have had them for almost a year. 1 is always connected to one or the other of my wings. Whickever one I am not riding at the time. The other is on my boat. No problems at all. But I did forget to disconnect it from the bike once and rode away and broke the power wire. Fixed the wire and it still works great.

 

[dadztoy]

Thanks for the link - have one right now on my 1800 out in the garage, but at that price I just ordered a spare... Looked at the HF units but I prefer the one piece design of the Battery Tender, and I have used one of theirs for years without issue... I'll stay with that one...

Les

 

[erwjww]

I am very satisified with Jaffrum. Very fast on shipping. Glad that link helped you out.

 

[exavid]

Another satisfied HF tender user. I have a couple of them, had 'em for about six years now and they're still running. I put a 12V socket in the left front cubby in both my 1500 and my 1800 wired directly to the battery through a fuse. I stuck a 112v plug on the tender instead of the clips, that way all I have to do is to plug the tender into the socket and she's hooked up. No fooling around pulling off a battery cover. I'll do the same to the next 'Wing I buy. In the meantime my Silverwing now has a 12v socket in it's left hand glove box for tender connection.

 

[JerryH]

I have SIX Deltran Battery Tender Jrs., one for each bike, and use them religiously. I have had them for several years, and have never had an issue. I do have several tools from Harbor Freight (no actual wrenches, sockets, or screwdrivers) that have held up very well. I have a jumpstarter pack that has been working for several years, and is still working. I also use it for a portable power supply. Their Chicago Electric tools seem to hold up well and have a reasonable price.