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delta1
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Post by delta1 »

hey everyone just wandering about oil as im gonna do a change v. soon was gonna get sum silkolene fully synth. but my brother said he had heard that storms dont like fully synthetic for sum reason....just wanna be sure im gettin the best for my baby :wink: lol
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Stormin Ben
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Stick with a decent semi-synthetic mate

The fully synthetic can cause the clutch to slip and with the bike not exactly in a high state of tune anyway its an uneccessary waste of money


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Post by delta1 »

sounds fair enough to me thanks for the advice :D
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Post by Fireman on a Storm »

Stormin Ben wrote:Stick with a decent semi-synthetic mate

The fully synthetic can cause the clutch to slip and with the bike not exactly in a high state of tune anyway its an uneccessary waste of money


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I have heard of more than one person having problems with thier cluch after putting fully synthetic in thier bike. One of them ended up fitting new cluch plates.
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Post by Pete.L »

Silcolene Semi- synth in mine every time.
I've been using it for years (over 300,000 miles) in all the bikes I've had and never had any clutch/gearbox problems.
I've tried a few other brands along the way but I still feel it proforms the best.

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Post by Anonymous »

silkolene silkolene silkolene every time never had any probs with full synthetic but due to cost mostly use semi
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