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But so is M1 5w40 turbo diesel oil. Just curious.

Does the T6 5w40 flavor meet any SL/SM/SN API ratings? I don't see that anywhere..

T6 is a full syn oil. T5 is a blend and T4 is petroleum.

Local Walmart has 5w40 T6 at $23.48/ga and SuperTech 10w40 full syn m/c oil at $8.72/qt. I'd still go with the ST...

Yup ... >40*, dry and no salt in southern WI. It's 13* now, so no :)

Although Shell says T4/T6 meets JASO MA/MA2 specs, for my SE6 Can Am Spyder, it doesn't meet BRP specs. Not really a concern unless someone is worried about warranty issues, XPS Recommended Engine Oil 4T5W40 Synthetic blend oil. If the Recommended XPS Product is not Available, Use a 5W40...

My local tool kit involves foldable torx/allen keys, crescent wrench/10-12-13mm wrench's, electrical tape and two screwdrivers. When on trips, that adds mini compressor, tire plug kit, mini jumper and wire. Likely missing something.

Not a Grom, but close with a Benelli TNT135. I rode it for two seasons (750 miles). Sold it to get a small bike that would do 60 mph up a hill (KTM 390 Duke). A buddy said I looked like a circus bear on a bicycle :) Ha

Found this interesting. That said, I've been using Seafoam for many years without issue.

I just played it safe and went with a good old Yuasa AGM. Thanks for the replies.

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Hey all, I have a 2019 Can-Am Spyder F3S with a 1330cc triple engine. The OEM battery (Yuasa YTX24 AGM) has just passed the four year mark, and I tend to replace at that point just to be safe. Along with another Yuasa, I am considering this Shorai lithium ion...

If you're in the market for a smaller cc bike, it's not likely coming from Japan or Europe. That new 400X looks killer. KTM makes the most out of their 390ADV, lets see what Triumph does with the 400X.

AFAIK, their is no industry standards for synthetic content in syn blend/partial syn oils. I doubt their is anything close to a 50/50 blend. Who knows, you may be getting a 10% syn/90% petroleum blend.

Indian has had multiple revival attempts over the years. Not until Polaris purchased the rights has it had market stability, albeit at the cost of Victory motorcycles. Engineering wise, they were rock solid. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indian_Motocycle_Manufacturing_Company

Having a 36" inseam, tall is good.

My 2009 H-D had two marks on the dip stick for checking oil level.. 1.) Level 2.) Jiffy stand

I used to use NAPA 15w50 in my past H-D until the cost crept up. Then switched to M1 15w50 by the jug.