Antigravity Re-Start Lithium Battery install for Husqvarna 701 enduro and KTM 690

If you plan to log some big miles and want to be sure you don't get surprised by a dead battery far from everywhere, or if you just want to loose a few pounds without cutting out the snacks, then this how-to antigravity re-start battery install for Husqvarna 701 enduro and KTM 690 will walk you through the install of a great solution for both. On the Husqvarna 701 enduro and it's sibling the KTM 690 enduro you will need to make a couple little modifications to properly fit this battery and preserve easy access to Antigravity's re-start jump start capability without tools.
The Antigravity re-start battery is 70% lighter than lead acid batteries with approximately three to four times the shelf life between charges. It has a battery management technology that helps protect the battery from over-drawing and over charging. Nevertheless, as with all lithium batteries, be sure to ONLY use a charger designed for Lithium Batteries to avoid damaging the cells in the battery!
This battery is available from a variety of retailers and also direct from Antigravity Batteries.com.
You can also find the model ATX10 for the 701 and 690 at the following link: amzn.to/3SHUSjk
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Is the AG battery still working? Would you buy it again? Also, is the restart button only the round section with a circle and red line in the circle or the entire square labeled restart. I believe you said its only the round portion. Im thinking about this battery and perhaps drilling a round hole on the metal top plate rather making a larger notch.

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Yes, and Yes. Also, yes the button is only the round circle area, not the square label, so as long as you measure carefully, indeed a hole saw should do the trick. Cheers!