Does the New Yue use a 110 model battery?

[LillianFitz]

New Yue 110 model batteries are available on Taobao, Wuyang-Honda 110 EFI (New Yue) 12v. Yue battery test: General charge-discharge experiments are conducted at 0.1C capacity. For a 500Ah battery pack, a 50A current is used for 10 hours of discharge. Theoretically, 50X10=500Ah, which fully discharges the battery's capacity. New Yue: Yue is an upgraded version of the Joy model, with slight improvements in noise and fuel consumption. Some models are equipped with a CBS combined braking system, and their exterior components are more luxurious. The New Yue is essentially a completely new product, featuring an EFI engine and Euro 3 emission standards. It outperforms the Yue in terms of power, fuel efficiency, starting performance, acceleration, and overall quietness.

[LaWilliam]

I'm the owner of a New Superior Joy motorcycle and have been driving it for over three years. The 110 refers to the engine displacement of 110cc, not the battery model. The battery is 12-volt, with a standard model like YTX7A and a capacity of approximately 7 ampere-hours. The 110 model simply doesn't exist; perhaps you misunderstood, such as mistaking 110Ah for the model, but that's a capacity used for large vehicles and is too big for motorcycles. I'm using the original battery, and it starts smoothly daily. I recommend checking the owner's manual or looking for the label on the battery to confirm; incorrect sizing can lead to charging issues or starting difficulties. The battery lifespan is about two to three years, and remember to clean the terminals regularly and avoid over-discharging. Related maintenance: ride the bike periodically for automatic charging. In short, don't buy the 110 model; standard matching is the most important.

[VanLogan]

I have been engaged in motorcycle maintenance for many years and have encountered the Xinyouyue model many times. The 110 refers to the displacement of 110cc, and the battery uses the 12V7Ah specification, such as the YUASA YTX7A. 110 model? There is no such thing; it might be a confusion of units or model labels. When selecting a battery, the voltage must match, and the size and cold cranking current should also align with the original vehicle design. The steps are simple: first, check the numbers on the old battery and consult the manual; test the voltage before replacement; after installation, ensure it is secure. Using the wrong battery may damage the circuit and shorten its lifespan. Maintenance tip: check the charging status quarterly and avoid long-term parking with a dead battery. Safety reminder: don’t tamper with the connections yourself; seek a professional shop for peace of mind.

[LucilleMarie]

I'm a battery technology enthusiast and study various models. The new Super Cub 110cc model uses a 12V 7Ah battery, commonly known as model YTX7A. The 110 model does not exist; perhaps the 110 you heard refers to a misunderstanding of the displacement. Battery parameters include voltage, capacity (Ah), CCA (cold cranking amps); the Super Cub's CCA is around 100. Using a 110Ah battery incorrectly could overload the electrical system or prevent startup. Size must fit the base compartment. Maintenance: use a dedicated charger and avoid high-temperature environments. There are many online tutorials demonstrating replacement steps. Choose reputable brands to ensure compatibility; don’t skimp on quality. Fun fact: battery models consist of alphanumeric combinations, not just simple numbers.