Aprilia Mojito Battery Size
GarageDex's powersports battery data shows the Aprilia Mojito takes a YTX7L-BS battery, 100 CCA, 6Ah. Battery fitment varies by year - see the table for each range.
Battery fitment by year
| Years | Battery | CCA | Ah | Equivalents |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2009-2013 | YTX7L-BS | 100 | 6 | - |
| 2005 | YTZ5S | 50 | 3 | YTX4L-BS |
| 2005 | YTX7L-BS | 100 | 6 | - |
| 2005 | YTZ5S | 50 | 3 | YTX4L-BS |
| 2005 | YTX7L-BS | 100 | 6 | - |
| 2004 | YTZ5S | 50 | 3 | YTX4L-BS |
| 2004 | YTX7L-BS | 100 | 6 | - |
| 2004 | YTZ5S | 50 | 3 | YTX4L-BS |
| 2004 | YTX7L-BS | 100 | 6 | - |
50cc motorcycle. Match the exact part code and terminal layout. Equivalents are cross-referenced parts that fit the same tray.
Battery for your Aprilia Mojito
The recommended part is a YTX7L-BS. Match that code (or a listed equivalent) - powersports batteries are size- and terminal-specific, so the code matters more than the brand. Worth adding: a battery tender - sitting unused is what kills most bike and ATV batteries, and a tender keeps it healthy over the off-season.
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Frequently asked
What battery does a Aprilia Mojito take?
GarageDex's powersports battery data shows the Aprilia Mojito takes a YTX7L-BS battery, 100 CCA, 6Ah. Battery fitment varies by year - see the table for each range.
What are the Aprilia Mojito battery specs?
The recommended YTX7L-BS is rated 100 cold cranking amps and 6Ah. Match the part code and terminal layout - powersports batteries are size-specific.
Does the Aprilia Mojito battery change by year?
Yes - the fitment differs across the years we cover: 2009-2013 uses YTX7L-BS; 2005 uses YTZ5S; 2005 uses YTX7L-BS; 2005 uses YTZ5S; 2005 uses YTX7L-BS; 2004 uses YTZ5S; 2004 uses YTX7L-BS; 2004 uses YTZ5S; 2004 uses YTX7L-BS. Match your exact year in the table.
How do I keep a motorcycle battery from dying?
Sitting unused is the biggest killer - powersports batteries self-discharge and sulfate when parked. Keep it on a battery tender/maintainer during the off-season, and it'll last far longer.