Harley-Davidson Street Glide FLHX 1690CC Motorcycle Battery

If you're ready to ride, whether it's a trip cross-country, or across town, you're ready to ride. To come out to a dead battery is the ultimate disappointment. That's why, if you need a new battery for your Harley-Davidson Street Glide, look no further than your nearest Batteries Plus. At Batteries Plus, you'll find the right battery for your Street Glide, or for any other Harley-Davidson model you might be riding. Powerful, durable, reliable. That's Batteries Plus.

When you visit, take advantage of our free battery testing   service. Our tech will hook your battery up to find out just how strong it is. That way, if you're planning a long ride away from home, you can ride securely knowing that your Harley battery is up to the task. And if the results indicate that you need a new battery for your Street Glide, then you're in the right place. With a wide range of batteries for your Harley-Davidson Street Glide, our experts will direct you to the one that's right for you. You can even take advantage of free battery installation with your battery purchase. And after that? Batteries Plus will recycle your old battery for you.

At Batteries Plus, we recognize that no one wants to be stuck in the garage, or worse, far away from home, with a dead battery. So we asked our tech team: How often should a Harley battery last? They didn't hesitate. As with most car & truck batteries, the battery in your Harley-Davidson Street Glide should last 3-5 years. Of course, depending on how frequently you ride, the distances you travel, the climate where you are and the preventative maintenance you perform, that number can fluctuate. When you're not riding, it's important to keep your Street Glide battery hooked up to a charger. In fact, our blog, "Charging 101: How to Maintain Your Motorcycle Battery Through the Winter  " can tell you more about that. You can also browse our selection of chargers to find one that will work for your purposes.

Another question our techs are faced with is "Does it matter what battery I put in my motorcycle?" And the answer is, absolutely. You've invested time and money in your Harley Street Glide, so it pays to get the right battery. Typically Harley-Davidson bikes run a battery that's at the very least 300 Cold Cranking Amps, or CCAs. Of course, the higher the CCAs, the better your Street Glide will start in colder weather. The cost of your battery will depend on what kind of battery you choose. Our experts suggest an X2Power powersport battery - available only at Batteries Plus - to power your Harley-Davidson Street Glide.