This Vulcan 800 Bobber was a ticking time bomb… Let’s fix it!

June 1, 2026 John Electronics, Maintenance, Motorcycles, YouTube Video 0

Welcome to the Bobber Revival Series of videos. Step 1: fixing an issue with the bike’s electronics BEFORE it becomes a major problem!

Thanks to Tykool for sending out one of their LiFePo4 batteries for review. I’ll do a more in-depth review later, but if you watch the video all the way through, you’ll know I’m already a fan. Get one for your bike, here.
Just make sure to check the dimensions/CCA of your existing battery!

And they have a full listing of their products on their web site.

-John

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