S sweet tea man Registered Oct 31, 2010 #1 I changed to amsoil at around 5.5k miles on the bike. I'm at 10,600. Time to change it? Posted via Mobile Device
I changed to amsoil at around 5.5k miles on the bike. I'm at 10,600. Time to change it? Posted via Mobile Device
sleepless_red The artist formerly known as "sleeper_red" Donating Member Registered Oct 31, 2010 #3 From my experience, I'd say yes. Mine's still smooth as silk with over 76K miles.
flynlow Registered Oct 31, 2010 #4 If your puttin her up for winter, it's a must. If you ride the 4 seasons, your probably gettin close. JMO, as this IS a topic that goes insane!
If your puttin her up for winter, it's a must. If you ride the 4 seasons, your probably gettin close. JMO, as this IS a topic that goes insane!
icemansid Donating Member Registered Oct 31, 2010 #5 when i was streen riding, i preferred every 2000 miles.
Sous Donating Member Registered Oct 31, 2010 #7 I use Amsoil as well as commute 120 miles a day to work. I change oil 5-7K as 90% of my riding is interstate.
I use Amsoil as well as commute 120 miles a day to work. I change oil 5-7K as 90% of my riding is interstate.
S sweet tea man Registered Oct 31, 2010 #8 Same here sous. Mine is all interstate and about 70 miles daily Posted via Mobile Device
jphilipson Registered Nov 3, 2010 #10 5500 is fine, but that's just my opinion. My XX had an interval of 8k in the manual, and I put 100k grueling miles on it without any issues.
5500 is fine, but that's just my opinion. My XX had an interval of 8k in the manual, and I put 100k grueling miles on it without any issues.
BusaWhipped Donating Member Registered Nov 3, 2010 #11 I use Amsoil full synth and change every 3K-4K miles, but I ride her hard and put her up wet.