
USB-C powered
Plug it into a phone charger, a laptop charger or a power bank. No outlet next to the bike? It doesn't matter.
How it works
A pocket-size smart charger that keeps your 12V battery full while the vehicle sits. Plugs into any USB-C charger.
Shop chargersBatteries rarely die of old age over winter. They die because they slowly drain while the vehicle sits. Chargewise clips onto a 12V battery, runs from USB-C power, and keeps it full until you're back.
Works with USB-C PD and QC chargers, so a phone charger or a power bank is all it needs.
Small enough to stay on the battery all season or ride along under the seat.
Brings the battery to full and holds it there with small top-ups. Leave it connected for months.
Pick what you store. We'll tell you which battery it most likely has, and which of the two chargers fits it.
Most motorcycles use an AGM lead acid battery. Some newer sport bikes ship with lithium, so check the label on the battery.

Plug it into a phone charger, a laptop charger or a power bank. No outlet next to the bike? It doesn't matter.
How it works56 mmand 180 g
Small enough to tuck under a seat or leave on the battery for the whole season.

When a lithium battery drops too low, its BMS switches it off. The lithium charger detects that and wakes it back up.
Lithium charger1.2 A12V, 0.75 to 1.2 A
A low, steady current made for maintaining the smaller batteries in bikes, boats, sleds and mowers.
Green
Blue
Green for lead acid, blue for lithium. Same size, same USB-C power, same set-and-forget charging.
Compare them
Storage units, marinas and back sheds rarely have a spare outlet. Chargewise runs from USB-C, so you can top up from a power bank, a wall charger or the USB-C port in your truck.
Same size, same USB-C power. Pick the one that matches the chemistry printed on your battery.
Both chargers are the same size and run on the same USB-C power. The only thing that decides it is the battery.
| Feature | Green labelLead acid | Blue labelLithium |
|---|---|---|
| Battery types | Flooded (wet), gel, AGM | Lithium-ion, LiFePO4 |
| Your battery label says | AGM, GEL, SLA, flooded or maintenance free | LiFePO4, lithium iron phosphate or lithium-ion |
| Output | 12V, 0.75 to 1.2 A | 12V, 0.75 to 1.2 A |
| Power input | USB-C, PD and QC | USB-C, PD and QC |
| Size and weight | 56 mm, 180 g | 56 mm, 180 g |
| Wakes a battery in BMS protection | Not needed for lead acid | Yes |
| Price | $39.95 | $49.95 |
| Shop | Lead acid charger | Lithium charger |
Not sure? The chemistry is printed on the battery case. If you can't find it, send us the battery model and we'll tell you which charger fits.
Three steps in the fall. Nothing to do until spring.
Attach the output lead to the battery: red to positive (+), black to negative (−).
Use a USB-C PD or QC power source: a wall charger, a power bank or a vehicle USB-C port.
It charges the battery to full, then switches to maintaining. Leave it connected until the season starts.
Can't find your answer? Ask us and a real person will reply.
Check the label on the battery. AGM, GEL, SLA, flooded or "maintenance free" means lead acid. LiFePO4 or lithium means lithium. Both chargers are 12V only.
Yes. That's what it's for. Once the battery is full, the charger switches to maintaining and only tops it up as it drains.
Any USB-C charger or power bank that supports PD or QC fast charging. Most modern phone and laptop chargers do.
No. Both chargers are made for 12V batteries only.
Anything with a 12V battery that sits for weeks or months: motorcycles, boats, jet skis, snowmobiles, ATVs, RVs, classic cars and lawn tractors.
Yes. We ship across the United States and Canada.
Short, practical reads for putting a vehicle away and getting it running again.
Leave it in or take it out, how full to keep it, and where to put the charger.
Read the guideWhat to look for on the label, and why the wrong charger matters.
Read the guideThe difference between a trickle charger and a smart maintainer, explained.
Read the guideNot sure which charger fits? Send us the battery model.
Get in touchDelivery times across the US and Canada, and how returns work.
Shipping detailsWhat's covered and how to make a claim.
Warranty detailsConnecting, charging and what the light on the charger means.
Read the guide