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The first of each year I change the fob batteries for our bikes, batteries in our wireless heated gear controllers and the batteries in our bicycle computers.
Avoid those cheapy-cheap Amazon sourced batteries from China, They last about as long as ... well, not very long. I use Duracells and they're good for at least a couple of years.
Buy a brand name on Amazon, not the cheap ones. The turn over is good. I had a tire client who could not start his bike to go home because the key fob was dead. He said he just this week put a new battery in. He bought it at the local drug store. Probably been sitting on the rack for 3 years. Fresh counts. I suggest you keep a fairly new one in your riding gear pocket too.
Wes, try and avoid Duracell brand in stuff like remotes. They leak and the company admits to it. Go energizer.
A year or two ago someone told me the same and I didn't believe him because I had mostly used Duracell without any problems.
Last year I had a couple dozen of them leak. Some of them were leaking in the new package.
These were bought at stores, not Amazon or ebay.
No more Duracell for me.
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