Is it true that a new battery must have a long life?

Until now, there has been an assumption that new motorcycle batteries have a longer service life than replacement batteries.

So, a fact that we need to explore is "How long does the motorcycle battery actually last?".

Based on what we've gathered, the average lifespan of a motorcycle's built-in battery is 3 to 4 years.

So, if your motorcycle's default battery is over 4 years old, you should be wary.

If you have reached the age of use above 3 to 4 years, you should be ready to replace the new battery.

The lifespan of a built-in motorcycle battery is quite long when compared to a store-bought battery.

For batteries from several brands that already have a name, usually the battery can have a service life of 2 to 3 years, provided that the condition of the various electrical components of the motorbike is still good.

It turns out that there is a reason behind the longer lifespan of a built-in motorcycle battery than a store-bought battery.

Basically, the battery used in new motorcycles is usually still in good condition. fresh.

Therefore, usually the battery used for a new motorcycle is a battery made on that day from the factory directly shipped and assembled on the motorcycle.

Meanwhile, a store-bought battery to replace your motorcycle battery may have been stored for a long time.

In addition, the charging condition of a new motor is still quite good compared to an old motor.

These are some of the factors that can affect the longevity of the motorcycle's built-in battery compared to the replacement battery you buy from the repair shop.