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Just bought an 01 Road King Classic that has 84000 km on it,noticed the po had been using Mobil1 synthetic,,should I stay with synthetic or is it ok to use regular oil? Whats ur opinions?
From: Annemasse (border of Geneva-Switzerland) facing Mt-Blanc.
Originally Posted by berndog
Just bought an 01 Road King Classic that has 84000 km on it,noticed the po had been using Mobil1 synthetic,,should I stay with synthetic or is it ok to use regular oil? Whats ur opinions?
Use whatever you like. Bike cannot tell what you used. Mobil 1 made my bike sound like a can of marbles bouncing around however I doubt it increased wear much.
I wouldn't be worried about changing from overpriced Mobil 1 to dyno oil. I run a Diesel specification CH or CI-4 or CI-4(+) 15W-50.
Have run it in 2 EVO's and a twin cam for years with no problems.
HD says to use a diesel spec oil "when HD oil is not available" which tells me their spec is diesel based. Works for me.
hi,I traded my 2000 dyna for a 1998 road king fuel injected ,and rides a lot smoother but a little less horse power.anyway went to change the oil and cant find oil plug,can someone help me?thanks
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