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Posted by chief
 - March 08, 2015, 16:16:01 PM

Nah, go with the full synthetic. I've used it in all my bikes from mile 1 since... ahhh... since... well for a long time... Make sure its for bikes with wet clutches... ie NO FRICTION MODIFIERS! 

Posted by greenbarn
 - March 08, 2015, 12:34:15 PM

I see no reason for him to say that.  I don't know of anything in synthetic oil that could damage your clutch.  Of course, make sure it's motorcycle oil - for wet clutches. 

Posted by Crazycastillian
 - March 08, 2015, 11:14:14 AM

I had dealer replace clutch and spring last year and the put Dino oil in it and said I'd be better if I at least went two or three oil changes before going full synthetic. Is this true? I've got about 3000 on new clutch and getting her ready for the season I'd like to use Amsoil full syn but don't want to damage clutch. Thanks in advance for any advice.
Ride safe brothers, Matt

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