Husqvarna FC 250

I do not know about in the UK but ..... Here in the USA Western Power Sports makes the best Featherweight Lithium Ion Battery that is light weight battery. You can buy a regular lead old style battery and modify the area to make room for the much larger and heavy 5-10 lb battery.

You know you MUST warm the battery to start it after sitting don't you?

Maybe pay to have a WPS battery shipped to you?

https://www.rockymountainatvmc.com/p/730/58685/WPS-Featherweight-Lithium-Ion-Battery?v=12424&s=1255606&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIq4Sd_fiB1wIVy1qGCh3ixACfEAYYBSABEgI0K_D_BwE

I press the start button 2-3 times to activate the fuel pump and warm the battery a bit after sitting. Sometimes it starts at 1 or second try, sometimes it just doesn't want to so I push start it.
I put a 12V led bulb yesterday but I doubt it would die from that because I only rode with it like 2-3 minutes. I actually want to buy a bigger battery, would it be a problem to computer or anything else?

If the Huskies is like the KTM you have to change the battery box to be able to put a larger battery in it, the stock battery in the KTM was junk. I put shorai in it the 210 amp. Starts much easier and we had a problem with the stock battery going dead also.

RCF wrote:

If the Huskies is like the KTM you have to change the battery box to be able to put a larger battery in it, the stock battery ...more

RCF wrote:

If the Huskies is like the KTM you have to change the battery box to be able to put a larger battery in it, the stock battery in the KTM was junk. I put shorai in it the 210 amp. Starts much easier and we had a problem with the stock battery going dead also.

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Thanks fam, I will have a look

My 15.5 450SXF had a battery recall where they replaced the battery with a better one. I was going to get a WPS when I found out about the recall.

Hello there! My choice of a battery was 4ride, it is 12V 6 amp. I had to modify the place a bit and it fit perfectly. The bike starts so quick now, even if it is 1st start. It only costed me 30$.

Tugi2208 wrote:

Hello there! My choice of a battery was 4ride, it is 12V 6 amp. I had to modify the place a bit and it fit perfectly. The bike ...more

Tugi2208 wrote:

Hello there! My choice of a battery was 4ride, it is 12V 6 amp. I had to modify the place a bit and it fit perfectly. The bike starts so quick now, even if it is 1st start. It only costed me 30$.

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very heavy compared to the proper battery. The guy I bought my KTM had don't that and I went back to the proper battery and the bike lost 4-5 lbs. and handles better!

Tugi2208 wrote:

Hello there! My choice of a battery was 4ride, it is 12V 6 amp. I had to modify the place a bit and it fit perfectly. The bike ...more

Tugi2208 wrote:

Hello there! My choice of a battery was 4ride, it is 12V 6 amp. I had to modify the place a bit and it fit perfectly. The bike starts so quick now, even if it is 1st start. It only costed me 30$.

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lumpy790 wrote:

very heavy compared to the proper battery. The guy I bought my KTM had don't that and I went back to the proper battery and ...more

lumpy790 wrote:

very heavy compared to the proper battery. The guy I bought my KTM had don't that and I went back to the proper battery and the bike lost 4-5 lbs. and handles better!

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Didn't notice any difference in handling, using the bike for enduro, not motocross. Uh, my battery is 6ah, not 10. It's smaller than this one on picture, just noticed lol.