It's unlikely that a battery would go dead in 2 weeks unless something is causing it to discharge. The only thing I can think of that would cause the Stryker to drain the battery would be the clock, but I suspect it would take months. As an aside, batteries tend not to respond well to being stored on concrete. They have been known to develop an internal short when stored in this manner.
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Hey guys, how long can the battery sit without going dead on the stryker, I was reading in cruiser magazine that it will go completely dead in 2 weeks, that seems fast, I know most of us ride alot, but I was curios cause I am going on vacation. Thanks Guys !!!
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