Atom battery make any good?

[KsakEliminati...]

So my battery on my kawasaki eliminator 125 is dead and I'm debating getting a Yuasa (https://bit.ly/2MZsvwa), but I seen one called ATOM which genuinely looks really good (https://www.ebay.co.uk/c/764408958)
but there aren't any reviews for it online and i cant find any forum posts. If anyone has any info on this make can you let me know, thanks.
Also if anyone has any experience with batteries for this bike and knows of a surefire great choice do let me know.
(P.S. the links arent dodgy and you wont get a virus they are to the sites of the batteries in question)
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I bought an Atom for the DT. They're bog-standard lead-acid batteries of the "old skool" Nothing special, quality-wise but the technology is falling out of favour due to shipping restrictions on acid in bottles.

Be careful with it if you do order one as they come pre-filled and likely to either pop in transit or at least when you unpack it, i.e. prepare for acid to be sprayed everywhere - you have been warned!!!
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[Riejufixing]

I woudn't touch it with a disinfected bargepole, it's an old-fashioned substandard POS at an inflated price. Rather than the Yuasa, I'd buy:

https://www.tayna.co.uk/motorcycle-batteries/leoch/yb9-b/

Because all else being equal, it comes with a two-year guarantee. the others don't.

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