1981 GS750E battery info needed.

[Guest]

Just picked up a 1981 GS750E, it came w/o a battery. Been looking for suitable batteries, but all of them seem to be too tall for the area below the filter box. I measure 5"-5.5" of height allotted w/ the filter box in place. Can any of you GS750E owners help me out with the actual battery size that fits in below the filter box? I hate to buy a battery, then it doesn't fit. I know it should be a 14aH, but they all seem to be too tall.

Thanks

Joe

[81ZUKI75]

http://members.dslextreme.com/users/storagecliff1/images/General_Suzuki_Specs.html

[Guest]

http://members.dslextreme.com/users/...uki_Specs.html

Thanks, I'll start there.

[81ZUKI75]

Didn't mean to be short but I was posting from my iPhone.

The thing is, it appears the same battery is spec'd for several bikes in your stable. Pull one of those and see what works....

[Guest]

You're right, good thinking. Never thought of that. That's why I ask questions....

[eil]

That battery is extremely common and should cross-reference to something at any given auto parts store, batteries plus, heck even Walmart. (I bought one at Sam's Club.)

If you plan to keep the bike for a while and don't want to bother with recharging the battery every month in the winter, the guys here recommend an AGM battery. More expensive than a traditional battery but less maintenance and will last longer.

[Guest]

Just picked up a 1981 GS750E, it came w/o a battery. Been looking for suitable batteries, but all of them seem to be too tall for the area below the filter box. I measure 5"-5.5" of height allotted w/ the filter box in place. Can any of you GS750E owners help me out with the actual battery size that fits in below the filter box? I hate to buy a battery, then it doesn't fit. I know it should be a 14aH, but they all seem to be too tall.

Thanks

Joe

If you have a Batteries Plus+ go there and get an AGM battery, it says Duracell on it though is made by Yuasa.

[GSX1000E]

For about $43.00 this fine AGM battery will be at your door and fully charged in about 3 days: http://www.chromebattery.com/motorcy...s-battery.html