Interesting article. I have noticed that the Mobil 1 4T motorcycle specific synthetic I use is just as expensive as the Mobil 1 car oil. Maybe it is exactly the same oil!
Interesting article. I have noticed that the Mobil 1 4T motorcycle specific synthetic I use is just as expensive as the Mobil 1 car oil. Maybe it is exactly the same oil!
I usually run the bike on diesel oil as a hot flush for about a tank between changes.
Due to other commitments the fzzzzrrr has still got it in it 6 months later........and runs fine above 9000 (to answer a previous comment).
I would be expecting some clutch slippage soon due to the detergents. But I imagine I will change the oil before then.
As for motorbike oil. I find its hit and miss. I still lust for Motul but have been using other fine car oils last few years (5w50 Visco and the like).
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My turn-signal oil is looking to need a change.
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A ball race works because of friction... Its friction that makes the
balls/rollers roll... remove it with a friction reduceing additive &
you increase the chance of ball/roller skid...
In fact you increase the amount of skid..as it's already there..
2 circular races of diffrent dia's... no ball/roller can roll around both at
the same time with out a some skid... so the last thing you
want to do is increase it.....
Pete
90% of all Harleys built are still on the road... The other 10% made it back home...
Ducati... Makeing riders into mechaincs since 1964...
I have just started using the V2 big twin Mobil 1 after 80,000km on HD Syn 3. I will let you know what I think in another 80,000 km.
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