Description
Upgrade your motorcycle’s electrical system with the RICKS Lithium Yamaha Regulator/Rectifier, part number 14-421. Designed specifically for Yamaha models like the FZS1000 FZ1 from 2001 to 2005 and the V-Star 650 Custom from 2001 to 2005, this regulator/rectifier ensures optimal charging performance for lithium-ion polymer and lithium iron phosphate batteries. Its specialized design helps protect your valuable batteries from over-voltage conditions, extending their lifespan and maintaining reliable operation.
Constructed with OE style plug ends wherever possible, the RICKS 14-421 is engineered for a seamless fit and easy installation. Its lower voltage set point compared to standard OEM regulators ensures safe and efficient charging, minimizing the risk of damage caused by over-voltage. This makes it an ideal choice for riders who prioritize battery safety and longevity. Please note, this regulator/rectifier is not compatible with lead-acid batteries, so ensure your motorcycle is equipped with lithium-based batteries before installation.
Built with quality and durability in mind, the RICKS Lithium Yamaha Regulator/Rectifier comes with a 1-year replacement warranty, providing peace of mind and reliable performance. Whether you’re restoring an older motorcycle or upgrading your existing electrical system, this component offers a robust solution for maintaining consistent power delivery and protecting your lithium batteries. Trust RICKS to deliver dependable, high-quality motorcycle electrical components that keep your ride running smoothly.
Features:* Designed with a lower voltage set point than OE regulator/rectifiers to ensure the safe charging of lithium ion polymer/lithium iron phosphate batteries* Virtually eliminates the possibility of over-voltage charging conditions which can damage expensive lithium batteries* 1-year replacement warranty for peace of mind* Made with OE style plug ends wherever possible for seamless installation* Not compatible with lead acid batteries


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