Went out to Tremletts today to get a new tube for the back tyre (£16.00 fitted!) and while I was out there thought I'd stock up on consumables for the bikes as I like to have oil and filters 'in stock' as it were.
Couldn't remember what oil the Husky takes so I asked John and he said Huskys take 10-60 so I took his word for it and checked the manual when we got home and guess what, he was completely correct as usual.
Only thing was, it cost £52 for 4 litres!
Never heard of a bike running 10-60 before, any other bikes out there that do?
p.s. Bought some handguards and a mirror, 2 oil filters and oil for the CCM and walked out (even with a generous discount) £152 lighter
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Stick religously to every 500 miles on everything, it makes it really easy to know when it's due! Anyway, the kind of gentle bimbling I do I could probably change it every three thousand miles and it'd be fine!
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I have a hacksaw, welder and a grinder, and I'm not afraid to regret using them!
To be honest seeing you are not racing it putting 10/60 in it is a waste of money, i ran my TE510 on Morris Race 4TT Fully Synth 10/40, £33.00 for 4Ltr.