Batteries & Power

Batteries and power upgrades for Harley-Davidson® Touring audio builds. A powerful amplifier draws hard on the electrical system, and a quality lithium motorcycle battery holds voltage more steadily under load than a standard lead-acid battery, adds reserve and saves weight.

A battery doesn't increase charging output, so plan the power and ground wiring first and consider upgraded charging components where the load is heavy.

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  • Braille Green Lite G30H Lithium Motorcycle Battery – Lightweight High-Output Power

    Braille Green Lite G30H Lithium Motorcycle Battery – Lightweight High-Output Power

    $1,950.00
    1998-20132014-20232024+Trike 2009-2013Trike 2014-2025Trike 2026+

How do you power a high-output Harley audio system?

It is important to be clear about what a battery does. A battery improves voltage stability and reserve, but it does not increase the output of the charging system. The stator and regulator still have to replace the energy the amplifier uses, so a high-output build should plan the power and ground wiring first, and consider upgraded charging components where the load is heavy.

FAQ

Does a lithium battery let me run a bigger amplifier?

It helps by holding voltage more steadily and adding reserve, but it does not increase the charging system's output. The stator and regulator still have to replace the energy the amplifier uses, so plan the charging to suit a high-output build.

What should I upgrade first for a high-output system?

Sort the power and ground wiring first, then consider a higher-capacity or lithium battery and, where the load is heavy, upgraded charging components. See the wiring and installation.

Will a lithium battery help with clipping?

It can, by keeping voltage steadier under load so the amplifier is less likely to sag into clipping, but only if the charging system can replace the energy used. Voltage that keeps dropping points to a charging shortfall, not a battery fault.

Not sure what fits? Tell us your year, model and current audio setup and we'll confirm the parts before you order, or contact Motorcycle Audio Australia.

See also: Wiring & Harnesses · Amplifiers · DSP Amplifiers