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Motobatt MTX7L · Motorcycle battery 12V 7Ah 105A

Reference: BOL-MOTOBATT-MTX7L

Motobatt MTX7L: motorcycle battery with 12 V, 7 Ah and 105 A cold cranking current, measuring 113 × 70 × 129 mm.

Voltage
12V
Capacity
7Ah
Cold cranking amps (EN)
105A
Technology
GEL
Dimensions (L × W × H)
113 × 70 × 129 mm
Price: €146.22
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Who the Motobatt MTX7L is for

The Motobatt MTX7L is made for motorcycles, scooters and quads. It is worth keeping the MTX7L on a maintenance charger if the bike is laid up over winter.

At 7 Ah it covers mid-capacity motorcycles, large scooters and light quads. The MTX7L belongs to the Motobatt MOTOBATT SUPER GEL range. More Motobatt batteries

Part numbers and codes for the Motobatt MTX7L

This is how the Motobatt MTX7L appears on the label and in parts catalogues:

Commercial referenceMTX7L
Not to be confused withMotobatt MTX3L (3 Ah, 35 A), Motobatt MTX5L (5 Ah, 70 A), Motobatt MTX7A (7 Ah, 110 A)

Equivalents and alternatives to the Motobatt MTX7L

Gel alternatives to the MTX7L, with the same size and polarity: a gel charger does not treat an AGM or a flooded battery the same way.

ModelTechnologyCapacityCold cranking (EN)Dimensions (mm)
Fulbat FTX7L-BS GELGEL6.3 Ah100 A113 × 70 × 130
Fulbat FTZ8V GELGEL7.4 Ah120 A113 × 70 × 130

Motobatt MTX7L vs MTX5AL, MTZ7S and MTZ6S

What sets the MTX7L apart from its neighbours in the Motobatt range:

ModelCapacityCold cranking (EN)Dimensions (mm)Weight
Motobatt MTX7L (this one)7 Ah105 A113 × 70 × 1292.62 kg
Motobatt MTX5AL5 Ah85 A119.5 × 60 × 1312.1 kg
Motobatt MTZ7S7 Ah95 A113 × 70 × 1072.2 kg
Motobatt MTZ6S6 Ah95 A114 × 70 × 1072.07 kg
Motobatt MTX7C7 Ah100 A135 × 76 × 1232.65 kg
  • Motobatt MTX5AL: 2 Ah less, 20 A less cranking power, a different case (119.5 × 60 × 131 mm).
  • Motobatt MTZ7S: the same capacity, 10 A less cranking power, a different height (107 mm instead of 129 mm). It is the option if your battery tray cannot take the 129 mm height of the MTX7L.
  • Motobatt MTZ6S: 1 Ah less, 10 A less cranking power, a different height (107 mm instead of 129 mm). It is the option if your battery tray cannot take the 129 mm height of the MTX7L.
  • Motobatt MTX7C: the same capacity, 5 A less cranking power, a different case (135 × 76 × 123 mm).

Before ordering the MTX7L, check this

  • The MTX7L needs 113 × 70 × 129 mm of space: measure it with the hold-down clamp in place.
  • With 7 Ah, the MTX7L replaces an original battery of that capacity or slightly less.
  • Cold cranking: 105 A (EN), equal to or higher than the original.

Frequently asked questions about the Motobatt MTX7L

MTX7L or MTX5AL: which one suits me?

Compared with the MTX7L, the Motobatt MTX5AL has 2 Ah less and 20 A less cranking power. The MTX7L cranks harder; the MTX5AL is only a good option if your original battery says 85 A or less. Mind the space: the MTX5AL measures 119.5 × 60 × 131 mm.

Motobatt MTX7L or MTZ7S/MTZ6S: what changes?

Mainly the height: the MTX7L is 129 mm tall and the Motobatt MTZ7S 107 mm, with the same length and width. In capacity and cranking power, the MTZ7S offers 7 Ah and 95 A against 7 Ah and 105 A. The Motobatt MTZ6S is 107 mm tall, with 6 Ah and 95 A. Before choosing between the MTX7L and the MTZ7S, measure the free height of the battery compartment with the cover or bonnet closed.

How much does the Motobatt MTX7L weigh?

2.62 kg, with 7 Ah of capacity. For reference, the Motobatt MTX5AL (5 Ah) weighs 2.1 kg.

Which battery is equivalent to the Motobatt MTX7L?

For the MTX7L, other gel batteries with its size and polarity: Fulbat FTX7L-BS GEL and Fulbat FTZ8V GEL.

What it means that the MTX7L is GEL

Inside, the MTX7L holds its electrolyte in gel form. To charge the MTX7L, use a charger with a gel profile.

Other options if you are unsure about the MTX7L

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