Does any one use 20W50 oil
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I use 20w-50 racing oil as of recently. I liked the way it made my bike shift. I will use it during the warm weather then switch to 10w-40 castrol for the winter months.
I use 20w-50 racing oil as of recently. I liked the way it made my bike shift. I will use it during the warm weather then switch to 10w-40 castrol for the winter months.
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I use Castrol 20-50 The bike shifst real nice with it.
I use Castrol 20-50 The bike shifst real nice with it.
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Either 20/50 or 10/40 Castrol.
Either 20/50 or 10/40 Castrol.
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Valvoline 20~50 racing oil.
Because it has anti-foam additives. The 1200 has anti-foam chambers, but I guess it won't hurt to help them work.
Mostly, since I started using it, 2 bikes previous to this 'Wing, I've never had an oil related problem.
Valvoline 20~50 racing oil.
Because it has anti-foam additives. The 1200 has anti-foam chambers, but I guess it won't hurt to help them work.
Mostly, since I started using it, 2 bikes previous to this 'Wing, I've never had an oil related problem.
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I've used Castrol 20-50 GTX in my bikes for the last 30 years. Never had an oil related problem.
I've used Castrol 20-50 GTX in my bikes for the last 30 years. Never had an oil related problem.
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I have used 20W-50 Castrol GTX in my Goldwings since my nephew started racing drag bikes; He even gave me my first 5 quarts free. He said, with a big grin, "Try it. If you don't agree it at least improves shifting, give it back, and I'll drink it!!"
Kept the oil, used it ever since, just change it every 3,000 miles. That was 400,000+ miles ago.
I have used 20W-50 Castrol GTX in my Goldwings since my nephew started racing drag bikes; He even gave me my first 5 quarts free. He said, with a big grin, "Try it. If you don't agree it at least improves shifting, give it back, and I'll drink it!!"
Kept the oil, used it ever since, just change it every 3,000 miles. That was 400,000+ miles ago.
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jmcannonball wrote:
jmcannonball wrote:
me too
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I did 160,000 miles in about 16 yrs time on a 1978 Kawasaki KZ650 I bought new. Changed oil every 2000 miles, filter every other change, used Castrol GTX 20w50 summer, 10w40 winter. You know what the inside of that engine looked like at 160,000 miles? 1/4-1/2" of sludge completely caking the entire engine. I went to change oil that last time, removed the drain bolt and half a quart of 90wt sludge oozed out and that was it. Well this engine is officially done. I was worried of Castrol in a motorcycle ever since. Of course old worn air cooled engine vs a goldwing are oranges to apples, but I still to this day would never use castrol again.
I did 160,000 miles in about 16 yrs time on a 1978 Kawasaki KZ650 I bought new. Changed oil every 2000 miles, filter every other change, used Castrol GTX 20w50 summer, 10w40 winter. You know what the inside of that engine looked like at 160,000 miles? 1/4-1/2" of sludge completely caking the entire engine. I went to change oil that last time, removed the drain bolt and half a quart of 90wt sludge oozed out and that was it. Well this engine is officially done. I was worried of Castrol in a motorcycle ever since. Of course old worn air cooled engine vs a goldwing are oranges to apples, but I still to this day would never use castrol again.
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Valvoline 20~50 racing oil.
Valvoline 20~50 racing oil.
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