The Best Oil for our Harleys is...
I did some research: for those who want the short answer: it is Redline 20w-50 Synthetic Oil.
Based on the manufacturer's data, this oil contains Molybdenum, at 0.05 %wt.
Compared to Mobil 1 V twin 20w-50 synthetic, which has none, or I cannot find it in their data sheets.
If engine oil was shared with tranny/ wet clutch, Moly would not be good for you. But it is not, therefore moly is not only ok, but helps with your engine wear. ( Molybdenum is said to cause problem with wet clutches)
So, the best oil for engine is synthetic with an additive package that can reduce friction during the start up.
For clutch/ Tranny I use Red Line 57904 (75W90) Synthetic Gear Oil. This one is approved by hdforum gurus in the oil section as well :^)
Have a good weekend, and Happy mother's day if you are a mom and if not...
Last edited by OddJack; Jul 29, 2014 at 10:23 AM.
Yes, moly is great for the motor. Moly can be found in Mobil-1 15w-50 automotive synthetic. Harley motors do not need V-Twin oil. V-Twin labeled oils are made specifically for motorcycles with a single oil supply for the motor/primary/tranny.
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Last edited by 1200Cdriver; May 10, 2014 at 07:49 AM.
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