About Us

Full Spectrum Power pioneered the use of Lithium-based lightweight motorcycle batteries in performance and race applications. In 2008, Full Spectrum Power riders were winning races and championships in CCS competition with prototype lightweight motorcycle batteries. Since then, Full Spectrum Power equipped machines have won more AMA Pro races than all other lightweight batteries combined. This is not by accident.
Full Spectrum Power is the official battery supplier to Rockstar Makita Yoshimura Suzuki, Red Bull KTM North America, Monster Energy Kawasaki and Rickey Gadson, Celtic Racing, Orient Express Racing, and Patriot Racing. We have incorporated feedback from the very best riders, teams, and machines in the USA into all of our products.

The result of this ongoing development is a product line that is trusted to perform under the most difficult and demanding conditions possible. In 2010 we introduced the Pulse series battery, which was awarded "Best Racer Product of 2010" and the Pacemaker, the worlds first and only maintenance charger designed specifically for lithium motorcycle batteries. There are other companies who have copied our products, but none of them have the engineering expertise, design capabilities, or record of wins and championships that Full Spectrum Power has. There is only one Full Spectrum Power.

Full Spectrum Power Products Built in the USA

This is a picture of the assembly area, where battery systems are fitted with finish components prior to testing, packing, and shipping. At Full Spectrum Power, every one of our lightweight motorcycle batteries is built by hand, one at a time. Once finished, each battery is tested to ensure that it is exactly the same quality and performance as the lightweight batteries that helped Team M4 Monster Energy Suzuki's Martin Cardenas win the 2010 AMA Daytona Sportbike Championship.

 

There are multiple projects going on at Full Spectrum Power. In addition to a rebuild of the FSP/Patriot Racing 1098, we are working on the restoration of a 1998 GSXR Superbike. Look for pictures of these projects to be posted to the Full Spectrum Power Facebook page.