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MAXIMA PREMIUM 4 10w-40 I have used in for years in a Wing, Royal Star Touring Deluxe and a Nomad and all bikes felt like they ran better and cooler with it.

ag, I have a 2008 Yamaha Royal Star Touring Deluxe that I will put up against your Road King for solid crusing. The V4 on it cant be beat.

At 59 I bought a new Honda Goldwing and don't regret it.

http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/new-...-spray-wax.html Just go it and tried it. It is without a doubt the best spray wax I have now used.

I love Fuzion but for a good reasonable priced wax then Blackfire Midnight Sun or Chemical Guys Petes 53..

out with Brad Penn in with Maxima Synblend for Goldwing

good oil but prefer Maxima

27 degrees this morning. Rolled the Wing out and rode into work. Not bad with heaters turned on.

I order it by the case BigC from here http://theoilwarehouse.com/?mainURL=/store/category/db3d/Motorcycle_Oils.html

2012 Honda Goldwing Out with the Valvoline 4t synthetic In with the Brad Penn 10w-40 motorcycle oil My bike really loves this oil

as a long time detailer and a member at Autogeek Forums, let me let you in on a secret about the best instant detailer on the market. Last longer then even Optimum Car Wax. Flitz Waxx http://www.autogeek.net/flitz-waxx-speed-wax.html

try this Castrol Power Racing RS. I have tested alot of oils but my Wing loves it.

Got my answer, good to know for the future You're correct on all counts. The formulation for Shell Rotella T Triple Protection Oil SAE 10W-30 is similar to that of the SAE 15W-40 oil. We have not submitted the SAE 10W-30 oil for testing against JASO MA or MA2. We would expect the frictional...

Since Honda specs this weight, my question is how much different is the 10w30 Rotella T vs the 15w40 Rotella T. I realize it isnt JASO-MA certfied but is the formula the same just different viscosity. I used the T5 in a Nomad I had and had some slippage, so I am interested in the regular...

Originally Posted By: rossn2 How does engine oil cause a vibration through handlebars? Sounds like clutch chatter, bad tires, wheel bearings, or steering knuckle adjustment Oil doesnt cause it but some oils do help with dampering it a a bit. I honestly think some oils are thicker then others...

what I mean is the vibration on long rides you get back through the handlebars. The ones that cause numb hands. Some oils are better at circumventing this over others. Folks, the reality is, there isnt a one oil fits all. No matter how loyal we are to a brand. It really comes down to the rider...

Pete, it was the 10w40 Valvoline. As far as Rotella T I had used that in my Nomad a few years back and a good oil. In winter the 15w40 was a bit to start with. I tried to stick to 10w40 or 10w30 as Honda specs since it is under warranty. The Rotella T6 was just to try it. I like HDEOs and may...

Just for the heck of it I have run the following tests of motorcycle oils over a 4000 mile range on my 2012 Honda Goldwing. Honda GN4- pretty good basic oil, notchy shifting from the start. The infamous missing from first to second gear was also pretty bad. Motul 5100 JASO-MA- very good oil...

My new 2012 Wing

I have a 2008 Silverado. Tried many oils and it loves Valvoline 4T synthetic 20w-50. At less then 10 bucks a quart it is a great deal