ive been reeding lots of threads talking about bean oils and synthetics and premix oil, whats the difference and whats the best i store my oil for around a month and half ussually if it makes a diference.
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Every one who chooses to run an oil will tell you their choice is the best.
The main thing to remember is that if you pre mix you need to mix at 32:1, unless the bottle states differently, with an oil designed for air cooled motorcycles.
You should no use oil designed for weedeaters, chainsaws or outboards.
Bean oils are usually used for heavy duty applications such a racing and lots of WOT runs.
There are some excellent synthetic oils out there as well.
Semi syn oils will do well for every day commuting and granny hauling.
It depends on your application and pocket.
Any more than a month pre mix tends to get stale and some oils tend to come out of suspension.
The main thing to remember is that if you pre mix you need to mix at 32:1, unless the bottle states differently, with an oil designed for air cooled motorcycles.
You should no use oil designed for weedeaters, chainsaws or outboards.
Bean oils are usually used for heavy duty applications such a racing and lots of WOT runs.
There are some excellent synthetic oils out there as well.
Semi syn oils will do well for every day commuting and granny hauling.
It depends on your application and pocket.
Any more than a month pre mix tends to get stale and some oils tend to come out of suspension.
I switched to the beluray gear saver gear oil... it says it will help your bike shift smoother an your clutch work better.... i think it does help with a smoother shift actually i was useing handa gear oil before an to me the different oil seems to make a difference i would recomend it but like blaaster said i guess everyone thinks there oil is the best.... make sure u get the one for wet clutches to btw.
