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So rather than have a discussion of which is better and why, I will keep my question to the point. I have ran this in my sport bikes...but have NO clue if this is ok for this big ol' V-Twin. Anyone use it in these Harleys? Also, I have seen and read now that people are using the same oil for all three holes...so I have to ask, this ok for that? It is safe for wet clutch I know for a fact so that's not an issue.
Myself personally would only run oil designed for an air cooled motor...this probably works fine...but there are better options out there...especially for air cooled motor
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Yup...another motor oil question
