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BS Battery - BS DRY - BB10L-B2 (With Acid Pack) (YB10L-B2) past type tag-Footwear Secure and discreet attachment thanks GPR-SCOM-183-EVO4
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BS Battery BS DRY BB10L B2 (With Acid Pack) (YB10L B2) past type tag Footwear Secure and discreet attachment thanks GPR SCOM 183 EVO4 Secure and discreet attachment thanks to non slip rubber pads and an elastic retaining strap with eyelet The water radiators of the BMW R 1300 GS Adventure are optimally positioned in the airflow Has to be periodically checked and refilled with water if necessary Acid pack included for initial filling Upright installation only Handle with care to prevent acid spillage Regular life duration No need to be recharged while stocked Internal gas emission through venting hole Extreme vibration resistance Wide variety of 6 & 12V models BB10L B2 battery is part of our DRY range
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