JBRIII
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JBRIII replied to the thread Oil Weight Question.No, not yet the weather and work. hasn’t been cooperative. Shooting for August. But it seems fine tooling around town. Shifts a lot... -
Mobil 1 Full Synthetic 15w50 in my older air-cooled Triumph twin. Been good for many years now with no clutch slip. Only ride in the...
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Im not a fan of 10w30 in a motorcycle engine The heavy weights show less wear over time
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JBRIII replied to the thread Oil Weight Question.Yeah it’s just 1 year from purchase date on this model. I could get extended warranty, but don’t think I will.
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No way would I do 8k.
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for easy commuting yes, for dirt should run a good one 30WT with high HTHS, better 40WT
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nothing special on that oil, I use it a couple of times and is just marketing. a group III oil overpriced with nothing more. Better...
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JBRIII replied to the thread Oil Weight Question.Me either, that’s nuts. But people do it and they go 100k +
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Yes, Nothing wrong with running the 10w50. Yes it will naturally shear more than the 10w30, but in a shared sump the 10w30 is going to...
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JBRIII replied to the thread Oil Weight Question.Would it be ok do you think to leave it in for my trip then switch it out for a 10w-40 around 1k miles. Thinking the Motul 7100?
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It won’t likely cause any damage but it might make your clutch feel “off.” I don’t see much advantage to it frankly since 10w-50 is...
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JBRIII replied to the thread Oil Weight Question.Warranty is up 9/6. Not too concerned, it’s a Honda!!
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The bike is liquid cooled so I would think if Honda is putting in 10w30 it"s likely fine , myself 10w40 . How hot does the bike run ...
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Hondas are the AK47 of the powersports world. I would not use anything less than the manual calls for. 10w40 would be my ch\oice. I...
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Honda and the suggestions are… https://bobistheoilguy.com/forums/threads/pro-honda-10w-30-jaso-ma-voa.396909/ Bike that runs on dirt...
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