What kind of oil and tires for my bikes?

[dwerbil]

...just'a wonderin'.....


Hey, I thinmk I'm going to like this new forum, once all the plug-ins are up and running.

dwerbil
(Randy)

[Matt]

ahhh! i think my heads going to implode....hey? where are the smileys?

[Matt]

& yes, just wait...it will be a mind blower!

[dwerbil]

I have a feeling this forum will soon even be doing spline lubes!

[Zombie Master]

You would have to state your machine, and type of usage, to get a usable answer. Traditionally, tire and oil questions receive a lot of ridicule. There are many opinions on these two subjects.

[Chuey]

Oil: On this topic, there are a few options that are obvious. Most of us have a friend who changes oil frequently. There's your oil, right there. Problem solved. If it's a friend with a Porsche 911, after servicing your bike, there will be enough left over to change the oil in at least one Euro/Japo fufumobile.

Tires: Whatever is cheapest. Also, check garage sales and motorcycle shop dumpsters. One thing that goes hand in hand with this philosophy is "Wear the safety gear".

Chuey

[Zombie Master]

Chuey: "Tires: Whatever is cheapest. Also, check garage sales and motorcycle shop dumpsters."

You can't be serious. Airheads are quite sensitive to tire selection IMO.

[Max Headroom]

Tires: Whatever is cheapest. Also, check garage sales and motorcycle shop dumpsters.

I'm sure that Chuey realizes not all motorcycle shops are made equal, therefore one would want to be a little picky about where one went dumpster-diving . . .

[Chuey]

Of course. Affluent neighborhoods.

Chuey

[dougie]

1. Petroleum.
2. Rubber.