How Long is the Warranty Period for a Motorcycle Battery?

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Leonard
07/30/25 7:57am
Motorcycle batteries generally come with a one-year warranty, with a normal service life of two years. However, improper use can also affect the lifespan. Proper battery maintenance can extend its usage time. The function of a motorcycle battery is to store a certain amount of electricity, which is used to provide power to the starter motor the next time the vehicle is started. The starter motor also has certain voltage requirements, requiring at least 12V to drive the starter motor, thereby enabling the motorcycle to start. If the motorcycle is left unused for a long time, the battery's charge will gradually deplete. Even in an inactive state, the circuit remains connected to the battery, leading to a certain amount of power loss. When the loss reaches a critical point, the motorcycle may fail to start. In such cases, the following methods can be used to start the motorcycle.
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