What Do U use?

[jimijeans]

I have built many buell engnes from 80s to the present. the newer bikes (fuell inj.) Amsoil In the Engine, Redline In Tranny if you can't find redline screaming eagle works Ok.

 

[Alfatango1]

I've said it before and I'll say it again. A HD engineer designed the engine/ drivetrain to run on HD oil. Nuff said

Are you kidding me? So lame! No engine was ever designed around an oil! ha ha... My god! So tell me how these engines benefit from "HD" oil? Oh and tell me where the HD oil refinery is? Oh and since Buell engines don't use HD pistons and the majority of their internals are not made by HD what should we use... Buell Oil?

 

[vanson1200r]

I always used Amsoil until yesterday when I put in Mobile 1 V-twin. Raining so I have not gone for a ride yet.

 

[nativeXb12Rbuell]

BUELL oil vs HD oil.

: HD oil is made and refined from dead decomposed giant reptiles (dinosaurs) &
Buell oil is made and refined from dead decomposing recycled HarleyDavidsons and their HD CEOs!

BUELL the greener choice!

 

[misternikko]

i use mobil1 vtwin as well.

i change both the engine oil and primary every 1500 miles. is that too often?

 

[Alfatango1]

i change both the engine oil and primary every 1500 miles. is that too often?

Don't think you can ever do it too often, as long as your wallet is OK with it go for it.

 

[Alfatango1]

Citgo huh? well that made up my mind; not thrilled about supporting H-D but I'll be F**KED if I support Hugo Chavez

Actually Citgo dropped Venezuela as a supplier a while ago.

 

[delta one]

i change both the engine oil and primary every 1500 miles. is that too often?

how long does it take you to rack up those miles?

it would only be a week or two for me if the weather was good.

but if its the whole season then its about right.

a full synthetic will extend you required change intervals but you should still change at least once a season regardless.
but there is not really any such thing as too often unless you start wearing out your drain plugs

 

[Dave A]

Went from Valvoline to Mobile 1 twenty years ago. Put a few hundred thousand miles on my engines since then with out any major overhauls. I trusted it for my cars and trucks I'll trust it for my Bikes as well.--- Of course the key is CHANGE YOUR OIL on a regular basis or right after any hard use on your engine.