AGM12-12M EXIDE MOTORCYCLE BATTERY 12V 12AH 200A

The easiest way is to use the data of your old battery. Make a note of the capacity, voltage, base strip and circuit. For 100% accuracy you should measure the size (length, width and height) of the old starter battery. With this data you can easily find the right starter battery.

You don't know what to do? Then send us pictures of all sides of the old battery. We will be happy to help you find the right starter battery.

● Acid: Inside the battery is liquid acid which should be refilled at regular intervals - this is usually the cheapest price variant.
● AGM (Absorbent Glass Mat Technology): In AGM batteries, the electrolyte (acid) is completely bound in a glass fibre fleece, so the batteries are leak-proof - medium price variant.
● GEL: The acid in these batteries is thickened to a gel. Like the AGM battery, they are leak-proof and extremely durable - high-quality price variant.

Our starter batteries are packed and dispatched directly after your order by our automated packing line. The delivery time is between 1-3 days. If you need further information about your order, simply contact our service team. Or use the shipment tracking.

You can return the old battery to our shop. Alternatively, you can dispose of the used battery at a recycling centre or scrap dealer.  Important: Ensure the respective company provides confirmation about the disposal of the old battery. 

The starter battery is recharged during a longer period of time. If you wish to recharge the motorcycle battery for a longer period of time, use a charger.

The starter battery will be recharged by the alternator during the motorcycle ride. The starter battery cannot usually not be charged enough during frequent short distances. In order for your new starter battery to last longer, you should fully charge it by prolonged motorcycle journeys or an optional charger.

The easiest way is to use the data of your old battery. Or refer to your motorcycle owner's manual.

Almost all motorcycles use the 12V voltage. If you are unsure, check your old battery or your motorcycle manual.

Almost all motorcycles use the 12V voltage. If you are unsure, check your old battery or your motorcycle manual.

You should use your old battery as a template when choosing the capacity. If you are unsure, check your used battery or the manufacturer's instructions for use.

Check your old starter battery to see which skirting board you need. Or take a look at your motorcycle manual.

Use our free phone line or our contact form. We will be happy to help you choose the right battery.