Exide AGM12-23 – powersports battery for bikes, jet skis and quads – 21Ah 12V 350A

Summary: Drivers and owners of motorcycles and quads know this one as the Exide AGM12-23. Owners usually check three things first: size, terminal side and starting power.

Installation and maintenance tips

First sunny weekend of spring, and the bike that sat under a cover all winter just clicks. Connect the positive lead first, then the negative. Leaving a bike unused for months without a maintainer often kills a small battery.

Specifications table

AGM: how it works

Gas produced during charging recombines inside an AGM battery, so it loses almost no water. Because nothing can spill, AGM batteries can live inside a cabin, a boot or under a seat. Recharge an AGM battery promptly after deep use.

Alternatives that fit the same space

Listed below: batteries with the same case and polarity as the Exide AGM12-23.

Exide ETX24HL-BSVarta YTX24HL-BSExide E50-N18L-AExide E50-N18L-A3Varta Y50-N18L-A

Common questions about the Exide AGM12-23

Why choose the Exide AGM12-23

Rated 21Ah 12V 350A, the Exide AGM12-23 is listed here for motorcycles and quads. Lightweight construction helps on bikes where every kilo counts. Riders order batteries online to avoid riding a dead bike to the dealer.

With 21Ah, it outlasts most batteries for motorcycles and quads on a single charge.

Explore more

Keep the code AGM12-23 handy for next time: it makes reordering at baterias.online quick. Other Exide models are linked below if you need a different size from the same maker.

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Before you order: a quick checklist

• ✓ Note which corner the plus post occupies on your old unit. Here it is positive on the right-hand side, and crossed cables rarely reach.
• ✓ 21Ah sets how long the battery can power things with the engine off.
• ✓ Cold cranking 350A: compare with your handbook's requirement.