Fired it up again an went to work again, just the normal routine. The fog was bad, but I still had a great ride.
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I charged the battery up, started her & let it idle for 5 minutes. I gave the throttle a few blips and then I shut her off.
Did you mean charge battery via charger first?
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Fired it up again an went to work again, just the normal routine. The fog was bad, but I still had a great ride.
Yes. I plan on doing this twice a week during the winter, along with adding a fuel stabilizer in my gas tank.
No. Idling engine will charge battery. Rpms have no effect on the charger input for the battery. Your bike will charge the battery the same amount no matter how fast or slow you are running. The voltage regulator is there just for that job.I think idling speed will not charge battery.
It should be at least 2500-3500 rpm to charge?
Disagree slightly . I can't say for the NC for sure but there was no difference on the generator output idling or revving the engine on two of my previous bikes. (Ducati & Yamaha). I actually measured the output when both had electrical problems at one point.
20K oil change. Chain clean and lube.