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Thanks for not bashing, just tryin to same money lol
OK, buncha pansies ... if no one else is gonna do it...
well, sorry Tony you dam iggerant newbie, but you sholda been flamed til smoke leaked from your butt.
First, go peek at the Oil and Oil Related Topics.
Even simply looking at the titles of the topics would have answered your question. (hint - check out the #3 sticky!)
Second, try a Search and use oil as the search string. After that you can go to the Advance Search and tune needed.
you'll learn.
Last edited by gdkenoyer; Jul 21, 2012 at 02:47 PM.
Can I use another brand of oil other that Harley? It is $12.95 a qt., that is crazy!
Sure you can.......if you want to VOID the warranty and risk "throwing a rod" or seizing the motor up or even just ruin the bearings. Go Ahead!! It's your bike.
TOTALLY KIDDING. I like Mobil 1 15W-50 and BelRay in the Tranny and Primary
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