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I use the Amsoil Synthetic oil 10w-40 (Motorcycle Specific) I have used others and just feel the bike runs smoother as well as researching all the data and checking ratings. I have used Amsoil in all my vehicles including truck and all the drivetrain in it.

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WARNING WILL ROGERS!!!! WARNING WILL ROGERS!!!! OIL THREAD!!!

 

Mobil 1 Motorcycle Specific MX4T

 

I've been using it since 1999 and have always been very pleased with it.

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Presently using Chevron Delo 400 because a motorcycle oil website recommended it. Next year may start using synthetic possibly Shell Rotella synthetic as it too was highly recommended...

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WARNING WILL ROGERS!!!! WARNING WILL ROGERS!!!! OIL THREAD!!!

 

 

Mobil 1 Motorcycle Specific MX4T

 

 

I've been using it since 1999 and have always been very pleased with it.

 

 

 

Hmmm isn't that WARNING WILL ROBINSON? :Bunny: :whistling:

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Hmmm isn't that WARNING WILL ROBINSON? :Bunny: :whistling:

 

He was thinking of Lost in Space & Buck Rogers at the same time :confused24:

 

Besides we needed this kind of post after the BIG crash :rotf:

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Probably could have made this a survey.

 

Amsoil 10W-40W Synthetic is my choice.

During the summer months I use 20W-50W. Really hot in Florida.

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Just switched to Shell Rotella 15W40 after running the Shell Rotella 5W40 synthetic. The synthetic came out of the bike real clean, like it was only a month old. I switched to the 15W40 to see if it would lessen the whine a bit. I think it did so I'll see how the 15W40 looks when it comes out of the bike. If it looks real clean I may put it back in again next summer.

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Just switched to Shell Rotella 15W40 after running the Shell Rotella 5W40 synthetic.

 

Me too! :)

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I have used Mobil One 10-40 MX4T in all of my bikes over the years with no internal problems...This oil is designed to work with a motorcycle's wet clutch..

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