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Battery does not hold charge new battery fitted

Suzuki intruder 1500 i have fitted a new battery rode from penrith nsw to tarree however the battery will not charge as i needed to get jump started two times as i stopped for refilling
some times when i charge battery after 3 days (10 minute rides ) when i start it is like it is flat when i clutch start i may get another 1-8 starts before the battery seems dead again

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    have new battery(3 days old)new plugsalso.Runsfine when jump across solenoid..

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Sounds like a charging issue. First check all wires and make sure they are clean and making good contact, then check for proper voltage at the battery. I ride a harly so I don't know the exact voltage to look for but it most likly is around 13V at the battery if it isn't you need to look at your voltage regulator and stator.

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I had that problem a few years ago - The regulator/rectifier was position to close to the exhaust and it couldn't hack the heat, had to replace and reposition.

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