[andreahill]

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:waving:I am going to do an oil change in my GL1200, is their a specified oil I should use?

 

[The Lake]

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Lots to choose from. If you search the site you will find lots of threads. Popular choices include Rotella and Delo. Some are passionate about their oil. Some are passionate about synthetics or mineral. But all agree, change frequently.

Chuck

 

[ddrumman2004]

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Just make sure the oil has no friction modifiers added. Not good for a wet clutch.
I uses Shell Rotella synthetic in both of my motorcyles as well as our three atvs.

 

[rcmatt007]

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blue oil.... always the best:waving:

 

[RB]

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http://www.calsci.com/motorcycleinfo/Oils1.html

http://www.tobycreek.org/oil_filters/fram.shtml

Both more that you wanted to know..

 

[andreahill]

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thankyou all for info on oil,this scottish lassie will now be able to get on with the job in hand!! thanks11

 

[Jim and Lee]

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ddrumman2004 wrote:

Just make sure the oil has no friction modifiers added. Not good for a wet clutch.
I uses Shell Rotella synthetic in both of my motorcyles as well as our three atvs.

Does Catrol Syntec Blend fall into this catagory?

 

[Richardrwg]

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ddrumman2004 wrote:

Just make sure the oil has no friction modifiers added. Not good for a wet clutch.
I uses Shell Rotella synthetic in both of my motorcyles as well as our three atvs.

Does it state on the labeling whether or not it has friction modifiers added?

 

[ding dong]

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rcmatt007 wrote:

blue oil.... always the best:waving:

Don't pay any attention to Roger. Everything he owns is blue. Except his wife and she's red. How did that happen,Roger?