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Thanks mate.. All I needed to know. Ive put a 15t front sprocket on the front for it to rev harder through the gears..i dont need top speed as i use it on dirt tracks etc..if the pulley idea doesnt work to charge battery.. ill be using a battery of 200ah . At the most ill drive it for 3...

I have no kick-start on my buggy..it does have a starter motor in which I do need a battery..all I'm really wondering is if the alternators sole purpose was to charge the battery and not for any other purpose. I'm looking at putting a pulley on the back cog to run a belt driven alternator out...

And the motor is on one side of my buggy.. The batteries would aid in some balance

Hi mate.. The alternator has never worked.. In the years I've had it and it runs fine.. Was just wondering if it was needed there at all.. Batteries are in a aluminium box..im looking at a different option to charge the batteries.. One that could be more efficient than the original

Hi everyone :) I'm Shane..i live in mandurah western Australia. I don't have a motorbike as such but a buggy with an xs400 motor. I don't use it alot, maybe a few hours a month. My question is..Is the magneto/alternators sole purpose to charge up the battery? Does it have any other purpose...