PowerStarYTX4L-BS AGM Maintenance Free Battery

It's OK. The problem is in the description. I have a Kawasaki Brute Force 650 and the battery worked ok but only in the daylight, not enough juice to run the headlights. Had to keep charging it. It was tiny and not powerful enough. The description was very vague.The shipping took so long, weeks and weeks I bought it in May and they said they had a holiday and used that as an excuse. ??I guess they celebrate Mothers Day for 2 months? But the seller did give me a partial refund after I reported them to Amazon. I can only give it 3 stars.

Just got mine, it is labeled maintenance free. I had to add acid and put on a non removable cap. The innards looked just like a normal flooded battery. It has two small vents that leak out acid when trail riding. I've never seen a agm battery leak. Oh well it was cheap and I plan on replacing it with an Earth-X battery next summer when I can afford one.11-25-14 EditBattery won't hold a charge

I needed a battery for my KTM and as I don't ride it often and I'm perfectly comfortable kick starting it I didn't want to spend a whole lot of money on a brand name battery (do some searching and you'll find that pretty much all batteries are made in one of 3 factories anyway). It's just nice to be able to hit the start button for those times when you're in an awkward position and kick starting is not feasible. So, anyway, I took it out of the box, installed it, and the bike fired right up. A couple months later and it still holds the charge, even with very limited use. Only thing I'll note is the terminal bolts and nuts that come with it are a little short, use the ones off your old battery and you'll be good to go.

Even though I had replaced the battery in the Honda Scooter a few years ago, since it sat most of the time and didn't get used, it had died again. This battery dropped right in and enabled the Scooter to be driven - then sold. It worked fine.

The battery I ordered said AGM in the description. The battery I received said Sealed Lead Acid on the side of it. Although the battery does work fine, I am not sure I received the battery I paid for.

i received the battery a few days ago. worked fine in my 49cc scooter. today it died. i contacted the seller to receive a replacement and its all bulls***. they want me to do 5 different test. i go to do the first test (test voltage) i have it professionally done and the first thing they notice is its leaking acid..... will update as progress.

Was surprised that I had to put the acid in the battery but it was a simple procedure. Just make sure you have a battery charger to give it the initial charge

1/2 the price of Sears and the Battery Plus store near my house. Shopped from the comfort of my home and received the exact same item I needed