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New bike battery problem
Hiya, on my old bike I taped the the 7 amp hour lead acid battery for
my light to the seat bar. However, on my new bike, I don't really want to tape stuff. Any ideas on how to mount it? |
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Arpit wrote in message
... Hiya, on my old bike I taped the the 7 amp hour lead acid battery for my light to the seat bar. However, on my new bike, I don't really want to tape stuff. Any ideas on how to mount it? What are the dimensions of it? Can you put it under the seat? I have seen them mounted in a bracket where the drink bottle holder goes. Did you get a bracket with it, or are they available? More info would help! --- DFM |
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Arpit wrote in message
... Hiya, on my old bike I taped the the 7 amp hour lead acid battery for my light to the seat bar. However, on my new bike, I don't really want to tape stuff. Any ideas on how to mount it? What are the dimensions of it? Can you put it under the seat? I have seen them mounted in a bracket where the drink bottle holder goes. Did you get a bracket with it, or are they available? More info would help! --- DFM |
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hi, no I didnt get a bracket for it, and they arent available. Its a
rectangular prism, 2.5 kilos, 13.5cmx10.5x15 Bracket for drink bottle may be too frajile, I don't know. On Tue, 23 Sep 2003 21:08:28 +1000, "Deep Freud Moors" wrote: Arpit wrote in message .. . Hiya, on my old bike I taped the the 7 amp hour lead acid battery for my light to the seat bar. However, on my new bike, I don't really want to tape stuff. Any ideas on how to mount it? What are the dimensions of it? Can you put it under the seat? I have seen them mounted in a bracket where the drink bottle holder goes. Did you get a bracket with it, or are they available? More info would help! --- DFM |
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hi, no I didnt get a bracket for it, and they arent available. Its a
rectangular prism, 2.5 kilos, 13.5cmx10.5x15 Bracket for drink bottle may be too frajile, I don't know. On Tue, 23 Sep 2003 21:08:28 +1000, "Deep Freud Moors" wrote: Arpit wrote in message .. . Hiya, on my old bike I taped the the 7 amp hour lead acid battery for my light to the seat bar. However, on my new bike, I don't really want to tape stuff. Any ideas on how to mount it? What are the dimensions of it? Can you put it under the seat? I have seen them mounted in a bracket where the drink bottle holder goes. Did you get a bracket with it, or are they available? More info would help! --- DFM |
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Hiya, on my old bike I taped the the 7 amp hour lead acid battery for my light to the seat bar. However, on my new bike, I don't really want to tape stuff. Any ideas on how to mount it? Get three nylon straps with plastic buckles, about an inch wide and at least 45cm long each from any disposals store. Place the battery in the corner where the seat tube and top tube meets. Use two straps to secure the battery to the top tube, and one strap to secure it to the seat tube. Make sure to place padding on the contact areas if you are worried about scratching your frame. You may be able to use the head tube-top tube corner if your dimensions allow it. |
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Arpit :
Hiya, on my old bike I taped the the 7 amp hour lead acid battery for my light to the seat bar. However, on my new bike, I don't really want to tape stuff. Any ideas on how to mount it? Get three nylon straps with plastic buckles, about an inch wide and at least 45cm long each from any disposals store. Place the battery in the corner where the seat tube and top tube meets. Use two straps to secure the battery to the top tube, and one strap to secure it to the seat tube. Make sure to place padding on the contact areas if you are worried about scratching your frame. You may be able to use the head tube-top tube corner if your dimensions allow it. |
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"Arpit" wrote in message ... Hiya, on my old bike I taped the the 7 amp hour lead acid battery for my light to the seat bar. However, on my new bike, I don't really want to tape stuff. Any ideas on how to mount it? I am looking at doing the same - my plan is to put it in a pouch and connect it up with velcro. You can get thick velcro from lincraft or similar, and I use it to hold on my U lock and bike pump currently. Tim |
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"Arpit" wrote in message ... Hiya, on my old bike I taped the the 7 amp hour lead acid battery for my light to the seat bar. However, on my new bike, I don't really want to tape stuff. Any ideas on how to mount it? I am looking at doing the same - my plan is to put it in a pouch and connect it up with velcro. You can get thick velcro from lincraft or similar, and I use it to hold on my U lock and bike pump currently. Tim |
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Arpit wrote in message . ..
Hiya, on my old bike I taped the the 7 amp hour lead acid battery for my light to the seat bar. However, on my new bike, I don't really want to tape stuff. Any ideas on how to mount it? You should be able to get an under-seat bag that fits the battery, I've got an Axiom brand one, I think from Wheels in Motion - a couple of years ago though. You'll probably need to add an extra strap (such as a toe-strap) around the bag, battery and saddle rails, but the bag basically holds it in place. Sean |
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