Motorcycle Oils

I know again it's a Mustang Club but I see tons of members with Motorcycles so for them I can get AMSOIL's complete line of Motorcycle Oils.

Available in 20W-50, 10W-40, 10W-30, and SAE 60.

AMSOIL is used by EBR Motorcycles in their Motorcycles.

What EBR has to say about AMSOIL
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HwO7eOO-bNE

AMSOIL also offers a line of Motorcycle Oil Filters with full synthetic media. AMSOIL Ea® Motorcycle Air (EaAM) and Ea Motorcycle Oil (EaOM) Filters incorporate the same synthetic media found in AMSOIL Ea Air (EaA) and Ea Oil (EaO/Ea15K) Filters for auto and light-truck applications. AMSOIL Ea Motorcycle Oil Filters are fluted for easy removal from motorcycle or other powersports applications, and are available in a chrome-plated alternative to the normal black filters.

A few options to get your oil HERE.

If you would like more info or to order you can PM me or give me a call/text at (416)688-7670.

Thank you,

Ryan

Any east end pick up places ?

I don't have anyone on the East End yet would WNNOTC work?

You have a PM.

I regularly make a trip out east so if you need oil I can let you know when I'm heading that way and I can bring it with me.

Also, I'd be interested in a filter and oil for myself. I'll pm you with details.

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Originally Posted by jibbijib

I regularly make a trip out east so if you need oil I can let you know when I'm heading that way and I can bring it with me.

Also, I'd be interested in a filter and oil for myself. I'll pm you with details.

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Thank you for your help. I think we found a solution for this time, but thank you for the offer. PM me anytime.

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Originally Posted by Legwound

I'm curious how oil reduces crank shaft deflection, does it increase shaft bending resistance?

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Oil wouldn't increase the shaft bending resistance. Oil would help the crankshaft bearings wear at a more even rate across the entire crankshaft, helping to stop one bearing from wearing more than the others causing the crankshaft to bend creating a problem in the crankshaft webs which would lead to crankshaft deflection.

Oh shit I was thinking about cars. What kind of engine are you referring to?