Yuasa YTX14-BS Battery

Description

Yuasa YTX14-BS Battery (12V AGM, Maintenance-Free)

If your motorcycle or ATV cranks slowly, struggles after sitting, or your current battery won’t hold a charge, the Yuasa YTX14-BS is a proven AGM (Absorbed Glass Mat) replacement designed for strong starts and low maintenance.

Yuasa lists this model in its Fresh Pack / Maintenance-Free family and notes it contains acid (pack/activation style can vary by seller).

Key Specs (Yuasa YTX14-BS)

• Voltage: 12V

• Capacity (10-hr): 12Ah

• CCA: 200A

• Dimensions (in): 6″ (L) × 3 7⁄16″ (W) × 5 3⁄4″ (H)

• Dimensions (mm): 150 × 87 × 145 mm

• Weight: 10.1 lb (Yuasa US listing) / 4.6 kg (tech sheet)

• Acid volume: 0.69 L

• Recommended charge rate: 1.4A

• Separator type: AGM

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Key Features (Bullets)

• Direct replacement for Yuasa YTX14-BS

• AGM maintenance-free construction (spill-resistant design)

• 200 CCA for dependable starting power

• Case size: 150 × 87 × 145 mm (verify tray clearance)

• Strong option for motorcycles/ATVs that specify YTX14-BS

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Replaces / Search Variations

• YTX14-BS (exact model)

• Search variants shoppers use: YTX14BS, Yuasa YTX14-BS AGM battery, 12V 12Ah 200 CCA motorcycle battery

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Fitment Notes (reduce returns)

Before ordering, confirm:

1. Your old battery label reads YTX14-BS

2. Your vehicle uses 12V (not 6V)

3. Your tray fits 150 × 87 × 145 mm and the hold-down/strap clears the height

4. Terminal orientation matches your cables (polarity varies by model family; confirm visually on your current battery)

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FAQs

Q: Is the Yuasa YTX14-BS an AGM battery?
A: Yes—Yuasa’s technical data sheet lists an AGM separator type.

Q: What are the ratings for YTX14-BS?
A: 12V, 12Ah (10-hr), 200 CCA.

Q: Should I charge it before installing?
A: For best performance and service life, an initial proper charge is commonly recommended for powersports batteries—especially if it’s supplied as a fresh-pack/acid-pack style.

Q: My new battery dies quickly—what else should I check?
A: Charging system output, loose/corroded terminals/grounds, parasitic drain, or long storage without a maintainer are common causes.