Probably the best step by step guide for a noob trying to get his dead battery fixed on his own. After watching this video i literally got my battery out in 10 minutes. Thank you Sir for this accurately explained lesson🙏🙏🙏
Thank you! This video was very helpful. I just wanted to connect a battery tender cable to the terminals, and was clueless how to gain access to the negative terminal, this video came to my rescue!
Thank you! This video is useful for recharging my drained battery.. A step by step detailed explanation. Also, using only the tool kit provided in the bike itself helped me alot as i dont have any special toolkits.. Thank you so much
Loved the introduction - thanks for the fact snippet! The rest of the video was equally informative and helpful. I just replaced the battery on my interceptor after watching your video. Cheers!
I had a hectic and not so productive day at office. Reading your comment just made my day as I realized that I was able to be of some help to someone. Something productive happened finally. Thank you Krishnakumar ... cheers!
Nice, informative video. Also, just listing the specs of the battery for others: Exide 12V 12AH VRLA battery. (It's different from what most other bikes use)
@@WanderingSom Just that the size & AH isn't a common one. For instance, the Himalayan uses an 8AH, which is fairly common across other bikes like the KTM Duke or Dominar. The Classic uses an even rarer 14AH battery.
I just ordered my Interceptor, and the only reason i was watching this video was to figure whether i will have enough space to put a GPS device somewhere. I don't want to cut any wire so i am planning to put a OneLab Go which is a battery operated GPS, its bit chunky i have them in our car, don't know how will i fit it here.
Hello there. I should have done a video on GPS tracker as well. I have LetsTrack installed. Its the small one, looks a pen drive. While installing, not a single wire was cut. However, to get power the engineer had to put a wire alongwith one of the fuse. That's it. It goes under the cover where the air filter is. Hope the above is of some help. Congrats for your new bike. Cheers!
@@WanderingSom thanks for your prompt reply, i have seen few video but my only concern with these small gps is regarding its installation, i don't know any good machanic( i live in small town) whom i can trust to play with my brand new bikes wireing. Another concern is regarding longevity of such makeshift wire connections in monsoon or otherwise. A gps with inbuilt battery can be lot simpler stealthy solution, only downside will be to charge them once a month . I am eagerly waiting for bike's delivery, then i will see if my oneLab Go fits somewhere, if not then i will buy these small GPS.
Hey, I am planning to go away for 3 months period.Is it ok if i just disconnect negtive side and leave the Battery on the bike itself?? So it dont rundown the power ! Please guide me.Thanks
Hello Speed of Light ... it will be good that you disconnect the Positive terminal, and better if you disconnect both the terminals. Happy and safe journey. Thank you.
You're so right.
There's so many obstacles around that battery it's ridiculous.
Hello Loki,
Things could have been made simpler; I believe the designer knew better.
Thanks for writing in.
Cheers!
Probably the best step by step guide for a noob trying to get his dead battery fixed on his own. After watching this video i literally got my battery out in 10 minutes.
Thank you Sir for this accurately explained lesson🙏🙏🙏
I am so happy to know that I could be of some help. Cheers!
Thank you so much from Texas. Really appreciate your videos!
Texas!!! Now that's quite far, I must say.
Glad I could help, buddy.
Cheers!
Thank you! This video was very helpful. I just wanted to connect a battery tender cable to the terminals, and was clueless how to gain access to the negative terminal, this video came to my rescue!
Glad it helped!
Thank you! This video is useful for recharging my drained battery..
A step by step detailed explanation.
Also, using only the tool kit provided in the bike itself helped me alot as i dont have any special toolkits..
Thank you so much
Happy to be of some help.
Ride safely.
Perfect! Just replaced my bike's battery without any problem. Thanks for sharing this tutorial.
I am so glad to know that I could be of some help.
Thank you Thiago for writing in.
Cheers!
Loved the introduction - thanks for the fact snippet! The rest of the video was equally informative and helpful. I just replaced the battery on my interceptor after watching your video. Cheers!
Wow Anandh, that's really amazing. I am happy to know that I could be of some help.
Happy riding.
Cheers!
I just changed my first battery on my own because of you. Flawless. Followed you step by step. Thank you.
Really!
That's very good. And I am so happy that I could be of some assistance to you.
Thank you for sharing, Tavi.
Happy and safe riding.
Very useful, Thank you from the netherlands.
Thank you David.
Happy to know that I could be of some help. Cheers!
Thanks for the video. I found it useful in replacing the battery in my interceptor
Thank you Vaibhav, happy to know that you found the content useful.
Cheers!
Thank you broo .. I changed it myself..
Hey John, I am happy to know that I could be of some help. Cheers!
Thank you so much for the guidance i did my battery change it was a flawless process..
I am happy to know that I could be helpful. Thanks for writing in.
Thanks for the video...managed to reinstall my bike battery with the video
I had a hectic and not so productive day at office. Reading your comment just made my day as I realized that I was able to be of some help to someone. Something productive happened finally.
Thank you Krishnakumar ... cheers!
@@WanderingSom Thanks for taking time to respond...
Thank you for this video, and greetings from Germany.
Hello there.
Wow! Didn't expect my video to reach that far.
Hope you content to be relevant and useful.
Danke
Very helpful video, thankyou so much.
Thank you Capt Sharad, happy to know you found the content relevant.
Cheers!
Nice, informative video. Also, just listing the specs of the battery for others: Exide 12V 12AH VRLA battery. (It's different from what most other bikes use)
It's the stock battery that's in my bike. Would like to know more about the differences.
Cheers!
@@WanderingSom Just that the size & AH isn't a common one. For instance, the Himalayan uses an 8AH, which is fairly common across other bikes like the KTM Duke or Dominar. The Classic uses an even rarer 14AH battery.
Great video my friend!
Thank you very much!
It is very useful please all do this trial ❤❤😊😊😊🎉🎉
Thank you Girish. Happy to know that I could be of some help to you. Cheer!
First time I seen your videos .. there really helpful ..brilliant keep up the videos please 👍🇬🇧
Thank you Enfield. Happy to know that you liked the content.
Hope you have subscribed the channel as well.
Cheers!
Thank you your video helped a lot 😊
I'm so glad!
Thank you very much sir
Happy to be of some help.
I just ordered my Interceptor, and the only reason i was watching this video was to figure whether i will have enough space to put a GPS device somewhere. I don't want to cut any wire so i am planning to put a OneLab Go which is a battery operated GPS, its bit chunky i have them in our car, don't know how will i fit it here.
Hello there.
I should have done a video on GPS tracker as well. I have LetsTrack installed. Its the small one, looks a pen drive.
While installing, not a single wire was cut. However, to get power the engineer had to put a wire alongwith one of the fuse. That's it.
It goes under the cover where the air filter is.
Hope the above is of some help.
Congrats for your new bike.
Cheers!
@@WanderingSom thanks for your prompt reply, i have seen few video but my only concern with these small gps is regarding its installation, i don't know any good machanic( i live in small town) whom i can trust to play with my brand new bikes wireing. Another concern is regarding longevity of such makeshift wire connections in monsoon or otherwise.
A gps with inbuilt battery can be lot simpler stealthy solution, only downside will be to charge them once a month .
I am eagerly waiting for bike's delivery, then i will see if my oneLab Go fits somewhere, if not then i will buy these small GPS.
Hey, I am planning to go away for 3 months period.Is it ok if i just disconnect negtive side and leave the Battery on the bike itself?? So it dont rundown the power ! Please guide me.Thanks
Hello Speed of Light ... it will be good that you disconnect the Positive terminal, and better if you disconnect both the terminals.
Happy and safe journey.
Thank you.
@@WanderingSom Thanks
Sir how much year is warranty period of battery?
Two years
Good work on the video. Cheers!
Thank you. Happy to note that you liked it.
Cheers!
Good sir ji neater than my video.
Sirji, sharmida mat karo. You are the pro. You are the guiding force. I am just following your directions and advise.
What battery model amps using in twins ?
Technically it is supposed to be 12V and 14Ah battery ... it's a rare item. Not so easily available.
Can you please share me link to buy ?
@@kishoredava170497 no link available. Get it from a battery shop or from RE Service centre.
What's the warrenty period of the battery?
Usually its 12 months.
Very informative 😊👌
Thank you
Great video thankyou.
Glad you enjoyed it
Sir please tell where can i get new battery for interceptor 650
Divyaprakash +919910226644
@@WanderingSom Hi I want new battery
@@jogeshpanwar3668 Go across to a RE Service Center and you will get it there.
Good one
Thanks Salman
tq♥️
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5:34 😳
Thank you John for watching. Is there anything specific you observed at 5.34 mark?
Thank you your video helped a lot 😊
I'm so glad!
thank you sir ❤
It's my pleasure 🙏