Item Condition: This is a new item that is missing the original packaging or the packaging has been opened. Tags, manuals, or installation instructions may be missing, however the item is fully functional. Antigravity Batteries YTX12-L Lithium Battery These high powered Antigravity Batteries are designed for the OEM YTX12 Case format. The multiple options deliver Cranking Amps from 360 to 720 and are direct replacements for the standard YTX12 Lead/Acid battery. These high tech Lithium Batteries offer far more cranking power than old school lead/acid versions while being 5-8 pounds lighter! If you have any modifications or desire more power and more capacity you should leave the old technology behind and choose Antigravity. 12-Cell Technical Specs: 360 CA- Cranking Amps at 32° 12 Ah- Amp Hours Size: 5 7/8″ long x 3 7/16″ deep x 5 1/8″ high Weight: 2.25 lbs Excellent for every day use in bikes up to 1200cc 16-Cell Technical Specs: 480 CA- Cranking Amps at 32° 22 Ah- Amp Hours Size: 5 7/8″ long x 3 7/16″ deep x 5 1/8″ high Weight: 3 lbs Excellent for every day use in bikes up to 1500cc 20-Cell Technical Specs: 600 CA- Cranking Amps at 32° 22 Ah- Amp Hours Size: 5 7/8″ long x 3 7/16″ deep x 5 1/8″ high Weight: 4.2 lbs Excellent for every day use in bikes up to 2000cc 24-Cell Technical Specs: 720 CA- Cranking Amps at 32° 25 Ah- Amp Hours Size: 5 7/8″ long x 3 7/16″ deep x 5 1/8″ high Weight: 5 lbs Excellent for every day use in bikes up to 2400cc Features: Left side negative terminal Direct replacement that offers less weight and much more starting power Ultra-lightweight and high-power Lithium Nano-Phosphate motor-sport battery Can hold a charge up to a year provided there are no parasitic drains Built with high quality standards with unbreakable brass terminal design Excellent for every day use in bikes from 1200cc-2400cc Factory activated Made in the USA 3 Year Limited Pro-Rated Warranty Note: Please confirm specs and size requirements prior to ordering. RevZilla recommends charging and testing all batteries prior to using. Antigravity suggests using a modern voltage regulator from the mid 1980’s-Up. Damaged voltage regulators can overcharge and damage batteries.