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Just make sure you use an oil that is designed for air cooled V-twins and that it is the right weight for the conditions you will be riding in. Beyond that, you are just splitting hairs. I suggest you use the same type of oil the previous owner used ie. dino, syn or blend.
Originally Posted by mctwist
I have to say that I truly love AMSOIL. Its by far been the best oil I've used in anything! I never believed all the b.s. oil talk, but try it and you'll be a believer too lol
Originally Posted by mike5511
Huh? What did it do to make you a believer?
I'm gonna bump this because I really am curious as to what AMSOIL "did" when mctwist tried it, to make him a believer??????????????????????
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