Most motorcycle engines operate under conditions that can push engine oil to its limits. High RPM, wet clutches, integrated engine and transmission systems, extreme temperatures, aggressive riding, and periods of storage can all place unique demands on a lubricant. Unlike passenger-car oils, motorcycle oil must do much more than simply protect the engine—it may also
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Search the Internet and you’ll find several videos and forum threads about diagnosing and fixing a noisy compensator on a Harley-Davidson* motorcycle. The compensator acts as a shock absorber to prevent engine vibration from affecting the transmission. It can wear over time, leading to a knocking or ticking noise. Replacing a worn compensator easily costs
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The riding season is almost here. Time to roll back that cover and get you baby ready for the riding season ahead. There is only one oil that I trust to protect my bike from those searing summer temperatures. AMSOIL simply said my bike just runs cooler. Cooler motor temperatures means less wear. This V-Twin
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