You were saying to Siri to play Metallica at 0:04 I play Electric Guitar and I like to play Metallica mostly on my Electric Guitar. And I ride the Yamaha MT07
My Ducati dealer told me if I switch to lithium I would void my electrical warranty in Canada… such BS. They went so far as to say I had to use the factory authorized battery - which is only the same one in the bike stock that failed on me. When this warranty is up I am going lithium and a new map. 👍
i bought a battery that apparently is the equivalent of the stock one just different brand however after i installed it i realized is a 6.0ah and not a 6.5 like the old one, should be alright?
I was actually going to go with Lithium and my Ducati dealer told me changing the battery from the OEM spec voided my electrical warranty in Canada… so I went with their advice. 🙃
@@jean-frederickjacques6780 I didn’t pry it out - I just gave it a wiggle to make sure it was loose and then when you lift it out, tip the top towards yourself and it pops right out. The hard part for me was getting a wrench on the rear connector because my dealer stripped the screw when they installed it. Thanks for watching.
You were saying to Siri to play Metallica at 0:04
I play Electric Guitar and I like to play Metallica mostly on my Electric Guitar. And I ride the Yamaha MT07
@@wenruigao3862 I went to the 72 Seasons concert last summer. They still rock! 🤘🏼
I replaced the battery on my SF V2 a few months after purchase. I went with Antigravity and so far so good.
Yeah same, lithium battery retains charge better AND shaves kerb weight by around 4lbs, I'm happy with mine too
My Ducati dealer told me if I switch to lithium I would void my electrical warranty in Canada… such BS. They went so far as to say I had to use the factory authorized battery - which is only the same one in the bike stock that failed on me. When this warranty is up I am going lithium and a new map. 👍
@@streetsandpeaks3013 that is so unfortunate and dumb…. Stupid dealers smh
Thanks man
i bought a battery that apparently is the equivalent of the stock one just different brand however after i installed it i realized is a 6.0ah and not a 6.5 like the old one, should be alright?
I was actually going to go with Lithium and my Ducati dealer told me changing the battery from the OEM spec voided my electrical warranty in Canada… so I went with their advice. 🙃
I found it rather difficult to remove the battery. What did you use to pry the battery up and out of that cradle?
@@jean-frederickjacques6780 I didn’t pry it out - I just gave it a wiggle to make sure it was loose and then when you lift it out, tip the top towards yourself and it pops right out. The hard part for me was getting a wrench on the rear connector because my dealer stripped the screw when they installed it. Thanks for watching.