Oil Boiling

[clivegto]

Was wondering what oil people are using in there oil boiler's without any clutch slip ?

[Paulm]

Halfords semi synth Clive,but I do have a lock up clutch!! Lol

[clivegto]

Cool M8, but was wondering about with no lockup clutch.

[Rene EFE]

MPM semisynth. No high spec engines though

[fatblokeonbandit]

Silkoleene semi synth, in my 1216 bandit with 150 rwhp. But the best way to stop slip is genuine suzuki plates and one barnett heavy duty spring, 

[McLean Racing]

MPM semi 10w40 or 5w50 synthetic if racing

[Swirl]

interesting good topic

[kokolis]

MPM semisynth. No high spec engines though

MPM semi 10w40 or 5w50 synthetic if racing

No more mpm shit for me, I had a piston pin siezed a couple years ago.

Motul 5100, valvoline durablend

[Rene EFE]

I think it's a bit to do with personal preference and experience. I know of at least 3 Very expensive race-engines blow up because of Motul. Changed the oil and all was well. 

[Captain Chaos]

have been using Valvoline Durablend for 15 years without any problems, in my own and in customers' bikes.

Edited July 22, 2015 by captain chaos

[martyngsxr]

im using yamalube semi synthetic as its cheap from fowlers as I  get a discount

[pruttelaap]

here also semi synthetic, Brand is not important (for me) as long its contains JASO ma, ma1, or ma2

Edited July 22, 2015 by pruttelaap

[Kristjan]

have been using Valvoline Durablend for 15 years without any problems, in my own and in customers' bikes.

I have used that and probably use again, so far it seemed like a good oil for fair price. Valvoline was good for two strokes as well,  Racing 2T wasn't exactly cheap but ensured that the engine wouldn't fail.

 

[Buddy]

Halfords semi in bandits for me, no slip, no lock up