Battery tender for multiple bikes

[TheAxeman]

I would like to get a battery tender of some sort that I could plug at least 4 bikes into with the possiblity of future hookups . Does anybody have any recommendations for a good one that I can possibly mount on the garage wall? Right now I have seperate tenders for each bike and I'm tired of tripping over cords constantly so I want to neaten it up a bit.

 

[MikeYork5]

How you going to eliminate the cord problem? Four bikes - four cords, don't think you can get around that, even with the tender that will charge multiple batteriest (expensive, me thinks). Get a power strip and mount it on the wall and plug all four into it, in that you've already got four tenders. I've got five bikes and two tenders, but have a permenant lead on each bike, so I just rotate the plug in ocassionally (in the winter) no need to do so this time of year cuz I'm riding them.

 

[Randy]

https://batterytender.com/product_info.php?...ea37a2ac931aa44

 

[FJR919]

https://batterytender.com/product_info.php?...ea37a2ac931aa44

I had looked into getting that. The drawback is that it's cheaper to buy four seperate battery tenders than it is to buy this one unit

 

[Randy]

https://batterytender.com/product_info.php?...ea37a2ac931aa44

I had looked into getting that. The drawback is that it's cheaper to buy four seperate battery tenders than it is to buy this one unit

Original post indicates that he already has 4 and is looking to reduce some clutter.

 

[radman]

There must be a cordless charger out there for the terminally rich, like guys who own 4 or more bikes and such........

 

[FJR919]

https://batterytender.com/product_info.php?...ea37a2ac931aa44

I had looked into getting that. The drawback is that it's cheaper to buy four seperate battery tenders than it is to buy this one unit

Original post indicates that he already has 4 and is looking to reduce some clutter.

Mea culpa. Next time I'll read more carefully.

 

[KSFJR]

Just park the bikes under some of those megavolt power lines and that will keep your batteries charged and your hair standing on end. :clapping:

I have similar problems down at my farm. I have a generator, ATV, KTM, small John Deere, and a large John Deere that don't get used all the time. I hung my Battery Tenders from the ceiling with the plug in cord hanging down. That way the plug in cord isn't in the way and when I unplug the battery I have a hook I can hang the cord from on the ceiling. Works for me.

Chester

 

[Rickster]

Has 10 banks.

Only $573 Here

 

[MikeYork5]

Has 10 banks.

Only $573 Here

ONLY $573? I'll take a dozen....... :dribble: