Harley-Davidson ® Motorcycle Batteries

Many of our replacement Harley-Davidson motorcycle batteries ship to your door with free shipping. All of our replacement batteries for Harley-Davidson motorcycles include a warranty and our 45 Day Satisfaction Guarantee. You can buy with confidence that your Harley replacement battery will have a long life at a great price.

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6 cu. in. / 90cc

8 cu. in. / 125cc

11 cu. in. / 175cc

15 cu. in. / 250cc

21 cu. in. / 350cc

31 cu. in. / 500cc

46 cu. in. / 750cc

54 cu. in. / 883cc

61 cu. in. / 1000cc

67 cu. in. / 1100cc

69 cu. in. / 1130cc

73 cu. in. / 1200cc

76 cu. in. / 1250cc

82 cu. in. / 1340cc

88 cu. in. / 1450cc

96 cu. in. / 1583cc

103 cu in. / 1690cc

107 cu. in. / 1750cc

110 cu in. / 1803cc

114 cu. in. / 1870cc

Harley-Davidson, the historic American motorcycle manufacturer, was founded in 1903 by William S. Harley and Arthur & Walter Davidson. They worked out of a shed in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Their first creations were best described, by today's standards, as motorized bicycles. Through consistent efforts and innovation, they've built iconic motorcycles such as their Softail, Sportster, Touring bikes and more.

Today, Harley-Davidson makes motorcycles in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and Missouri. Now that they market their products worldwide, they also manufacture bikes in Brazil and India. The company has outlasted hardships like numerous ownership & subsidiary arrangements, intense global competition, and economic issues to become the world's most iconic brand, thanks to its loyal following of Harley-Davidson customers and enthusiasts.

On August 15, 2016, Harley-Davidson had its New York Stock Exchange ticker symbol changed to "HOG" (previously HDI). While Harley-Davidson established the Harley Owners Group (HOG) in 1983, the "Hog" nickname comes from a team of racers in the 1920s known as the "hog boys" who consistently won races and used a live hog as their mascot. They would put the hog on their Harley and take a victory lap. The term "hog" has since become a term for large motorcycles. Keep your "Hog" going with a Harley battery from Battery Mart!