Whether you’re tackling rocky trails, navigating deep sand, crossing rivers or exploring remote backcountry, off-road riding places far greater demands on your motorcycle than everyday road use. Every bump, climb and water crossing puts additional stress on the electrical system, making the battery work harder to deliver consistent performance. Understanding how off-road riding affects your… Continue reading How Off-Road Riding Affects Battery Performance and Lifespan
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A Short-Hand Guide to Helping Your Car Battery Last Longer
A car battery is designed to deliver years of reliable performance, but the way you drive and maintain your vehicle plays an important role in how long it lasts. Regular driving, sensible maintenance and understanding how your battery supports your vehicle can all help maximise battery life. Here’s a practical guide to getting the most… Continue reading A Short-Hand Guide to Helping Your Car Battery Last Longer
How to Store Your Boat Battery in Winter and Avoid Replacing it in Spring
For many boat owners, winter marks the start of the off-season. Whether your vessel is stored in a garage, boatyard, marina, or under cover at home, a period of reduced use often means the battery receives less attention than it does during the warmer months. Yet battery care during storage has a significant influence on… Continue reading How to Store Your Boat Battery in Winter and Avoid Replacing it in Spring
SABAT Batteries at Tarlton Raceway | Passion for Speed
Power, performance and precision were on full display at Tarlton Raceway as SABAT Batteries joined the MSA Regionals Drag Racing Championship, an event that brought together some of South Africa’s passionate motorsport competitors, teams and supporters. Drag racing is built on focus, timing and trust. From the moment drivers line up at the start… Continue reading SABAT Batteries at Tarlton Raceway | Passion for Speed
Burnt Rubber, Funny Cars, and Big Giveaways Return to Tarlton
Tarlton Raceway has always been part of South African drag racing folklore. Long before motorsport became polished and corporate, Tarlton built its reputation on raw horsepower, loud crowds, burnt rubber, and Friday nights that felt more like festivals than race meetings. Entire generations grew up standing against those barriers, feeling Funny Cars shake the ground… Continue reading Burnt Rubber, Funny Cars, and Big Giveaways Return to Tarlton
How to Store Your Boat Battery in Winter (and Avoid Replacing It in Spring)
For many boat owners, winter is a period of reduced use rather than complete shutdown. The boat is secured, the engine is serviced, and the focus shifts to protecting key components until the next season begins. The battery sits at the centre of that process, carrying the responsibility of starting the engine, powering onboard systems,… Continue reading How to Store Your Boat Battery in Winter (and Avoid Replacing It in Spring)
Why Jump Starting Your Car Is Not Always The Best Idea
A flat battery has a way of appearing at the most inconvenient time. Maybe the headlights were left on overnight. Perhaps the vehicle has not been driven for a few days. Sometimes the battery simply reaches the end of its life without much warning. Your first instinct is often practical and immediate. Find jumper cables.… Continue reading Why Jump Starting Your Car Is Not Always The Best Idea
SABAT ignites a new era at Tarlton Raceway
There’s a certain kind of energy you don’t forget. It builds slowly at first, humming beneath the surface, before erupting into something that rattles through your chest and stays with you long after the moment has passed. That energy is returning to Tarlton Raceway on 28 March 2026, and this time, it carries the unmistakable… Continue reading SABAT ignites a new era at Tarlton Raceway
SABAT Bursary Fund helps Kabelo Moche take his next step towards medicine
Some stories feel like a turning point the moment you hear them. In this Good Morning Angels feature on Jacaranda FM, we share the story of Kabelo Moche, a top achieving learner who has been accepted to study medicine at University of the Witwatersrand, and the unexpected chain of events that helped bring his dream… Continue reading SABAT Bursary Fund helps Kabelo Moche take his next step towards medicine
SABAT Bursary Fund supports Matjie Mabetlela on her path to becoming a teacher
Education is not always a straight line, and for many young parents, it takes real grit to keep going when life is full. This Good Morning Angels story from Jacaranda FM shares the journey of Matjie Mabetlela, a 27 year old mom working towards her dream of becoming a teacher through distance learning. Through the… Continue reading SABAT Bursary Fund supports Matjie Mabetlela on her path to becoming a teacher