The Fool Said I Can Use 20W-50 In All Three. What? Some V-twin motorcycles, like modern Indian and Victory bikes, use a shared sump, meaning they use the same lubricant in the engine, transmission and primary chaincase. Most Harley Davidson motorcycles, however, use a separate sump for each lubricant. This presents Harley (Don’t forget about […]
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Why are We Tearing Apart this Indian Sco...
Why are We Tearing Apart this Indian Scout? (Plus, Check Out this New Product now in Sioux Falls) John Baker|May 01, 2017 1:28 PM Motorcycles occupy a prominent place in our national lore. The V-twin engine, one can argue, belongs in our menagerie of quintessentially “American” items, right next to the bald eagle, the Liberty […]
Can Your Motorcycle Survive Heat this Ex...
Can Your Motorcycle Survive Heat this Extreme? V-Twins Get Hot Harley-Davidsons* and other bikes with big V-twin engines generate significant heat, especially in low-speed parades, in rally traffic or on long climbs on hot days. Motor oil plays a critical role in cooling these big air-cooled engines, and even more so in low-speed operation with […]
Motorcycle Oil for your Motorcycle?
Motorcycle Oil for your Motorcycle? Ok, so it’s different but what makes AMSOIL better? Motorcycle engines and automotive engines function differently, and the lubricants that service them have different requirements. Six crucial differences between motorcycle and automotive engines are outlined below to illustrate why oil engineered for motorcycles is the best choice for your bike. […]