I have an antigravity on my FE 501, great battery fort that bike. The Husqvarna FE 501 lights and everything shutdown when you hit the kill switch, but the fuel pump stay active. So nothing show the battery is draining but it does drain. I have killed my battery within a year because I forgot to switch off the. bike 2-3 times. With the antigravity, simply hit restart and here you go.
That's an unfortunate situation though about the pump not turning off. BUT you're totally right. That ReSTART system has saved me at least 3 times on 3 different bikes. Usually I'm just dumb and forget to unplug a heated vest or iPhone but no matter what, the restart thing works every time.
@@AdamChandler86 yeah, most of the time it wasn’t a life saver but ride saver. It suck to tow the bike for 2 hours and then the bike doesn’t start because the battery is dead.
I had a harder time getting the cable terminals to fit because the cables are just a bit short and there’s not much room to stack additional power leads onto the terminals. It was tempting to use the other set of terminals which are on the other side of the battery, but I got a couple of good electric arcs when the metal battery retaining plate touched those terminals !
On my 701, it is. On my BMW, I just replaced it after 3 years. Not was good as I was hoping but about average for batteries these days. It was working fine as in if it died, I could restart it with the button but I was having to do that too often. Could have been my own accessories causing the issue.
It is interesting how they can pack so much power in that little battery with such a minimal weight! Battery in, full tank of gas! I guess she's almost ready to go! Next weekend I guess.
I have an antigravity on my FE 501, great battery fort that bike. The Husqvarna FE 501 lights and everything shutdown when you hit the kill switch, but the fuel pump stay active. So nothing show the battery is draining but it does drain. I have killed my battery within a year because I forgot to switch off the. bike 2-3 times.
With the antigravity, simply hit restart and here you go.
That's an unfortunate situation though about the pump not turning off. BUT you're totally right. That ReSTART system has saved me at least 3 times on 3 different bikes. Usually I'm just dumb and forget to unplug a heated vest or iPhone but no matter what, the restart thing works every time.
@@AdamChandler86 yeah, most of the time it wasn’t a life saver but ride saver. It suck to tow the bike for 2 hours and then the bike doesn’t start because the battery is dead.
Thanks for the vid. My factory died and I wanted an antigravity lithium as thats what I have in my 1190. Great battery, discharges super super slow.
Glad I could help. I'm very happy with this as well. I've put them in all of our bikes.
I had a harder time getting the cable terminals to fit because the cables are just a bit short and there’s not much room to stack additional power leads onto the terminals. It was tempting to use the other set of terminals which are on the other side of the battery, but I got a couple of good electric arcs when the metal battery retaining plate touched those terminals !
Intersting. I didn't have that problem but it was a very tight fit.
I didn’t have that problem I put that battery in I love it and I also got a lithium ion triple charger for it too
@@speezy1414 Is your AG bat still working?
@@ridemfast7625 yes
Hey Adam, is the AG battery still working? Would you buy it again? Thanks!
On my 701, it is. On my BMW, I just replaced it after 3 years. Not was good as I was hoping but about average for batteries these days. It was working fine as in if it died, I could restart it with the button but I was having to do that too often. Could have been my own accessories causing the issue.
It is interesting how they can pack so much power in that little battery with such a minimal weight! Battery in, full tank of gas! I guess she's almost ready to go! Next weekend I guess.
:) Battery in is a very good sign. It fired up fine with no check engine lights which is a great thing after so much crap was added.
nice video adam, cheers.
Thank you for watching! Glad it was helpful.