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Scooters - 125 to 300 => Agility 125 => Topic started by: adefesio on April 03, 2020, 03:31:13 PM
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what type of battery does the kymco agility 125 (year 2008) carry? Is this worth me?
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The agility 125 uses any 12v battery of acceptable amperage which I think is about 4 cranking amps. I may be wrong on the amps. I have the Glass AGM PowerStar PM7-12A with 7ah and after 4 years of usage it sat for 3 months and was still at over 13 volts. I got it for 29$ on sale at Walmart.
The battery in the link would totally work.
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I apologize for posting to quickly.
It is electrically compatible and will work if the outer dimensions are under 6" by 4" by 3 1/4".
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Personally, I would consider a Yuasa that would fit way above any "white label" battery from anywhere. White labels are generally cheapo, short lived wastes of your money. If you are really cheap like me, try a Chrome brand that will fit in the available space. Available thruogh Amazon or direct.
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The agility 125 uses any 12v battery of acceptable amperage which I think is about 4 cranking amps. I may be wrong on the amps. I have the Glass AGM PowerStar PM7-12A with 7ah and after 4 years of usage it sat for 3 months and was still at over 13 volts. I got it for 29$ on sale at Walmart.
The battery in the link would totally work.
I have looked at the old battery and it has the same label: YTX7A-BS
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Great. It should work fine then.
Might want to look at the brands the other post mentioned. He would know more about batteries.