silverbullet132
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It conforms to the same standard that bike oils conform to, you will be fine. Will make your bike shift like a red hot knife through butter
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Rotella on Sale
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It conforms to the same standard that bike oils conform to, you will be fine. Will make your bike shift like a red hot knife through butter
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It's not full synth
-Jamie M.
Motul Comes in full syn. Only oil mcbride uses in his bikes.
silverbullet132
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It does but not at $25 a jug like the link posted, which was for 5100 (Semi synth)
They usually put that stuff on sale if it's a substandard batch. Lot's of components go into brewing it up. Plenty room for screw up along the process. If you've ever worked in manufacturing you'll know what I mean. Picked this up on an oil thread ages ago. Now I avoid the big sales. On a related note, Wally Mart is one of the most brutal contract negotiators. They'll fight over a penny per unit. Oil companies don't reward that. Rather they'll go full Chinese on 'em. .02
It's not the manufacturer putting it on sale. Along with a few other things in your post that make no sense.
I wish I could find that old oil thread. Either way, do you believe you're always getting all the ingredients in the proper dosages processed in the correct way at all times? What are the odds of that in this hyper competitive global economy. I'm not going to pretend I understand all the backroom shenanigans businesses engage in but I'm sure there can be a correlation between the manufacturers' price and store price.
If you're curious, here's mine. Just ignore the comments
The rest is in this thread:
http://www.gtamotorcycle.com/vbforum/showthread.php?144099-Amsoil-Motor-oil
still??? or did you make another trip?
Yes they are made to the specifications set out by someone. The question is, how wide are the tolerances for variations? I have worked in first teir automotive and we had to throw out a lot of money because we couldn't take the chance they would fail.
"Fail" could mean giving less than optimum service during that particular oil change cycle not outright engine failure. Over the years certain brands of very expensive dedicated 4 stroke M/C oil have been proven to be nothing special. They didn't deliver the extreme performance advertised. The willingness to "slip one by" the consumer is well documented. Food and pharma are examples of even higher stakes. Tolerances and specifications only mean something when adhered to. The point of my original post, based on something I read on an oil thread, was don't assume you're getting the gold standard at fire sale prices. It's a race to the bottom when everybody shops on price. Of course there's a good chance everything's on the up and up too.
It's an excellent oil for your bike. I use the T6 in both my 07 GSXR600 and 09 GSXR1000.
You, sir, should explain the red!
sempre1
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Ahah Well in not sure what to tell you but that's what happend, actually i couldn't believe it myself, maybe the young cashier fell in love with my blue eyes.lol
Everybody know only chicks look good with blue eyes
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