Full Spectrum Power Batteries from Sportbiketrackgear.com

[Jason@STG]

About Full Spectrum Power Batteries available at Sportbike Track Gear
Full Spectrum Power pioneered the use of Lithium-based lightweight motorcycle batteries in performance and race applications. In 2008, Full Spectrum Power riders were winning races and championships in CCS competition with our prototype lightweight motorcycle batteries. Since then, Full Spectrum Power equipped machines have won more AMA Pro races than all other lightweight batteries combined. This is not by accident. The Full Spectrum line of batteries are used with STG's own sponsored riders as well.

The result of this ongoing development is a product line that is trusted to perform under the most difficult and demanding conditions possible. Since we released the original lightweight motorcycle battery in 2008, Full Spectrum Power has introduced the Pulse series battery, which was awarded "Best Racer Product of 2010" and the Pacemaker, the world's first and only maintenance charger designed specifically for lithium motorcycle batteries. There are other companies who have copied their products, but none of them have the engineering expertise, design capabilities, or record of wins and championships that Full Spectrum Power has. There is only one Full Spectrum Power.

Full Spectrum Power lightweight motorcycle batteries are available in two styles and eight sizes. With an average weight savings of 7lbs, there is no better way to save weight on a modern motorcycle. We have lightweight batteries designed for all sizes and types of motorcycle, from 450cc dirt bikes to 1600cc drag bikes and everything in between.

Once finished, each battery is tested to ensure that it is exactly the same quality and performance as the lightweight batteries that helped Team M4 Monster Energy Suzuki's Martin Cardenas win the 2010 AMA Daytona Sportbike Championship.

Let us know if you need anything else. HUGE WEIGHT SAVINGS.

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[chopt]

Thanks for the info. I was planning on replacing my current batt's with light weight job's when they crap-out.

[shashankmittal]

1. Are these recommended for street use?
2. I usually power my GPS and heated clothing (gloves, pant liner, jacket liner). Would this battery work in this case?