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Actually, the newer Redline 10W40 moto has specific friction modifiers that are purposely compatible with a wet clutch so no worries. I use it myself. http://www.redlineoil.com/product.aspx?pid=109&pcid=13

Yes, all service is free for the first 12 months with a Ducati, unlimited mileage. I hadn't even read my bottles yet, only their web page for that specific oil and I didn't catch the 3000 miles thing! Ok, I will for sure just let them do their thing with whatever they use then when I do my...

Originally Posted By: Johnny Mobil 1 motorcycle oil also works well in your Ducati application. What is the warranty on that bike? 2 years from Ducati, then I bought an additional 4 for only $700. It's money in the bank with what parts on these things cost! Porsche has nothing on Ducati lol!

Originally Posted By: BuickGN I would go with the cheapest possible. 1,000 miles OCI or when the newb owner kills himself, whatever comes first. Dude, you shouldn't be surfing the forums at work. Try and be more grown up like me. Hey troll, I can email your firewall records to our boss...

Don't know but not Amsoil or Redline and the Shell Advance 4 Ducati uses isn't sold in the U.S. so I'd imgaine Motul or something more generic but probably still something quasi synthetic, just not Ester or PAO based...

I just joined after doing allot of research online and on this forum! Here is my first question... I just bought a brand new Ducati 848 superbike, wet clutch. I am going in for my initial 600 mile service on Tuesday. After allot of research I have bought an Amsoil oil filter and Redline 10w40...