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Summer is drawing near!! Summer means powersporting for many people, which means the thrill seekers will be unleashed everywhere. The mountains, canyons, rivers, roads, rocks, lakes, waves, and beaches are calling!!! Trips and plans are being made or have already been made in advance. This is the time for extra time, free time, vacations, stay-cations, excursions, 3 day weekends, road trips, day trips and everything else a long summer affords you. Summer trips open the door to explore the great …

Maybe you broke the bank or borrowed from your child's college fund to obtain your bike or maybe you merely rescued your ride that was destined for the metal scrap yard- whatever the case you can make your bike its best! keeping your ride clean is great for looks and the overall health of your vehicle. You bought it, now own it- make it shine again!  the best cleaning and maintenance products are required to give your ride that sparkle but also preserve it's luster longer. To this end, Powe …

Finally, the snow is melting (well sorta) and the weather is getting better and spring has sprung, at least we hope, and when it does weekend warriors are ready to saddle up their bikes and get riding. Maybe it's time for a new battery for your motorcycle or scooter! Here are 7 steps to replacing your motorcycle battery:Step 1: Locate your motorcycle’s battery.Don’t laugh! Many first-timers don’t know where the battery is stored or how to get to it. Fortunately, that problem is easily remed …

In short..?It means that particular charging manufacturer's marketing department has been working overtime to come up with a way to make you think their technology is more sophisticated than "the other guys'" technology.There are many terms used today to describe one brands technological superiority over another.As a consumer, it's easy to get glamored by advertised battery and charger "technology" but it's really important to remember the rechargeable lead acid battery was invented over 150 yea …

If you've paid any attention to the weather report for North America, then you know it got REALLY COLD REALLY FAST the past two days.One of the most horrific killers of batteries is dramatic temperature change or even freezing cold temperatures!What a lot of people who live off-grid or who boondock (Dry-camp) Full-time often forget, is when it gets cold, you MUST increase the charge voltage to compensate for cold weather!I get at least one phone call per day during the winter months from someone …