Works great I have not had any issues
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BikeMaster TruGel Battery
BikeMaster TruGel Battery
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93 Reviews
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Over 5 months ago
columbia, sc
4 out of 5 stars
Works great
Over 7 months ago
Homestead,fl
4 out of 5 stars
Cheap
For the price can’t beat it gets the job done
Over 8 months ago
Mansfield ohio
5 out of 5 stars
Quality battery
This is the second one I’ve bought for another bike because the first one has been so good.
Over 8 months ago
5 out of 5 stars
Great value fit and functionality
Installed easily and fit perfect. Cranking powere is excellent. Great value!
Over 8 months ago
NC
5 out of 5 stars
Priced right
Tough little battery for the dirt bike. Arrived charged and ready to go.
Over 8 months ago
kentucky
4 out of 5 stars
Good features
bought this battery may 2016 lasted to may 2019 and bought another one
Over 9 months ago
Memphis, TN
5 out of 5 stars
TruGel Battery A+ for price and performance
I have bought these for utility atv's and performance quads and dirt bikes. They always do great.
Over 10 months ago
Arvada, Colorado
1 out of 5 stars
NEW
I bought it and had to return it because when it arrived it only had 8 volts and it wouldn't take or hold a charge.
Over 12 months ago
New Jersey
1 out of 5 stars
Do not buy - Not Worth It
I bought this battery about 1 year ago and used it for 3 months. When not in use it was on a battery tender. Today, the battery is completely dead. Not worth it!
1 year ago
San Antonio, TX, USA
2 out of 5 stars
Packaging & Voltage
What is still fresh on my mind is the poor packaging! the battery was out of it's box and just rolling & sliding around, no package filler of any kind was used. My Battery voltage was not 13.5 -13.9, it was 12.9. Which is OK, no charging needed just the same. I have used my Busa 3 times, has started each time with out an issue. The battery has been cold soak each time and had not let me down yet. My first gel-battery I had 7years of service, hope this will go has far.
14 Questions
Question asked by Jerseystreetfam
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Question:Q: I have a 2018 Apollo rx 250cc bike does this battery work for my bikeQuestion asked Over 7 months ago
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Question answered by DaveGearheadUser's contributor status: Top 10Question answered Over 7 months agoAnswer: A: We have no fitment for your bike. It may or may not fit on your machine.
Question asked by Krayzee Dee
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Question:Q: Can I trickle charge this battery at all?Question asked 1 year ago
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Question answered by PaulUser's contributor status: Top 1Question answered 1 year agoAnswer: A: Yes, the BikeMaster TruGel Battery should be trickle-charged.
Question asked by Flyer6
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Question:Q: I have a 1999 Honda Spirirt 1100 C. I'm looking at the BikeMaster TruGel battery part #HYB16A. My battery looks different and part # is HYB16A-AB. The Honda dealer called it a "T Battery". Will the BikeMaster battery fit my bike??Question asked 1 year 8 months ago
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Question answered by MichaelUser's contributor status: Top 10Question answered 1 year 8 months agoAnswer: A: HYB16A-A this is the correct Bikemaster TruGel for that Spirit!
Question asked by Slag
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Question:Q: What type of battery tender works with the bikemaster tru gel motorcycle battery?Question asked 2 years 12 months ago
Question asked by kyle
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Question:Q: Does this battery need to be charged before first use?Question asked Over 3 years ago
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Question answered by ChesterUser's contributor status: Top 1000 ContributorQuestion answered Over 3 years agoAnswer: A: I did place it on a trickle charge before I used it but it wasn't on there for very long before I had a green light (Fully Charged).
I don't think it would have needed a charge, but I wanted the battery charger to do the work and not have to have the bike work to charge the battery. -
Question answered by fixitdadUser's contributor status:Question answered Over 3 years agoAnswer: A: No, The battery should be holding a charge already.
Question asked by Doug
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Question:Q: What are the CCA for this battery?Question asked Over 4 years ago(Cold Cranking Amps) CCA
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Question answered by MotoSportExpertUser's contributor status: MotoSport Staff ExpertQuestion answered Over 4 years agoAnswer: A: Model: MG9-BS.
Equivalent Yuasa battery: YTX9-BS.
Cranking CCA (-18° Celsius): 110.
Question asked by PaleRider
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Question:Q: Are you 100% positive this battery will fit under the seat of a 2007 Honda CRF250X?Question asked Over 4 years ago
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Question answered by MotoSportExpertUser's contributor status: MotoSport Staff ExpertQuestion answered Over 4 years agoAnswer: A: Yes according to BikeMaster this TruGel Battery will fit your 2007 Honda CRF250X. Just be sure to correctly select the Year/Make/Model of your bike before ordering so we can be sure to send you the correct battery for your bike. Also, feel free to give us a call at 888-676-8853 and we would be happy to help you out with your order.
Model: MG7ZS \ MG7Z-S
Dimensions (mm): 114L x 71W x 106H x 106HL.
Question asked by Rocky
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Question:Q: I have a Cheetah 200cc (Chinese) bike, would this fit?Question asked Over 4 years ago
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Question answered by MotoSportExpertUser's contributor status: Expert MotoSport StaffQuestion answered Over 4 years agoAnswer: A: Unfortunately we do not have specs for the 2002 Cheetah 200 however if you are able to tell us the battery number we may be able to match something up for you. Please contact one of our sales professionals to inquire about special orders and availability.
Dirt Bike / ATV: 1-888-676-8853
Question asked by Holiday
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Question:Q: How much does the battery weigh?Question asked Over 5 years ago
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Question answered by MotoSportExpertUser's contributor status: Top 10Question answered Over 5 years agoAnswer: A: BikeMaster TruGel Battery weight varies by application.
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Question answered by ChesterUser's contributor status: Top 1000 ContributorQuestion answered Over 5 years agoAnswer: A: This battery is very light weight.
Question asked by Alavigne7
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Question:Q: Will this battery fit a 03 TTR 250 Yamaha? And is the battery ready to use or does it have to be charged first?Question asked Over 5 years ago
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Question answered by MotoSportRyanTUser's contributor status: Expert MotoSport StaffQuestion answered Over 5 years agoAnswer: A: Yes, This battery would work perfectly in your 2003 Yamaha TTR250. The battery comes with a light charge and should be ready for use right out of the box. It would not be a bad idea to hook the battery up to a trickle charger to bring it up to fully charged though.
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Question answered by HuskyUser's contributor status:Question answered Over 5 years agoAnswer: A: The battery "should" come with at least a 90%+ charge on it already but as with any new battery, you should throw it on a trickle charger first to make sure the battery is in fact holding a charge and does not need to be sent back. The battery I purchased only had to sit on the charger for about 3 minutes or less before it indicated the battery was at full charge.
Fitment
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# Part Numbers
| Product Variant | Manufacturer Part # |
|---|---|
| Yuasa: YB10L-A2 | MG10L-A2 |
| Yuasa: YB12A-A | MG12A-4A1 |
| Yuasa: YB12AL-A | MG12A-3A1 |
| Yuasa: YB14A-A1 | MG14A-A1 |
| Yuasa: YB14A-A2 | MG14A-A2 |
| Yuasa: YB14L-A2 | MG14L-A2 |
| Yuasa: YB3L-A | MG3L-A |
| Yuasa: YB4L-B | MG4L-B |
| Yuasa: YB5L-B | MG5-3B |
| Yuasa: YB7C-A | MG7C-A |
| Yuasa: YB9-B | MG9-4B1 |
| Yuasa: YB9A-A | MG9A-A |
| Yuasa: YT12A-BS | MG12A-BS |
| Yuasa: YT12B-BS | MG12B-4 |
| Yuasa: YT14B-BS | MG14B-4 |
| Yuasa: YT4B-BS | MG4B-BS |
| Yuasa: YT7B-BS | MG7B-4 |
| Yuasa: YT9B-BS | MG9B-4 |
| Yuasa: YTX12-BS | MG12-BS |
| Yuasa: YTX14-BS | MG14-BS |
| Yuasa: YTX14AH-BS | MG14-A2 |
| Yuasa: YTX4L-BS | MG4L-BS |
| Yuasa: YTX5L-BS | MG5L-BS |
| Yuasa: YTX7A-BS | MG7A-BS |
| Yuasa: YTX7L-BS | MG7L-BS |
| Yuasa: YTX9-BS | MG9-BS |
| Yuasa: YTZ10S | MG10Z-S |
| Yuasa: YTZ12S | MG12Z-S |
| Yuasa: YTZ14S | MG14Z-S |
| Yuasa: YTZ7S | MG7Z-S |
California Proposition 65
WARNING: This product contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, and birth defects or other reproductive harm. Wash hands after handling. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
