Buckster

You and the fat lad can start a new club.

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Sounds like Dan is the one who should pull out if you were worried about your guts.

Dude! You spend the winter with your buddies in the woods bumming each other, no wonder you are self conscious.

Wear it wherever you like, no one is worried about that.

If I recall they have only started saying they are lithium friendly from 2025 year.

Then what was the point of using a tender? Oh yeah, the bike is shit, I forgot.

Also if you were not riding for more than a month then you should remove the battery connector and leave it in a semi discharged state. Lithium does not like being held at 100% for months at a time. That information is readily available.

But did you switch it to lithium? The Noco charger can charge multiple types of battery. If so it must have been wrecked by the crappy charging system in the bike.

Well you can't fix stupid and here's the proof.

My lithium battery is fantastic.

Clearly an inferior charging system. Plus if I recall you kept them on a battery tender which is the best way to destroy lithium cells.

Have you decided which wank panzer picture you are using?

The Noco lithium I have had on the Glide for a year and a half is excellent.

Hey @Clive, I thought of you on my ride yesterday, I rode through a part of Galashiels that had a mobility scooter parked outside of every other house.

As opposed to that red dot?

Filed away for a later date.