Posted by Fred W on May 18, 2007, 2:10 pm
Rayvan wrote:
> On May 18, 12:48 am, ©r...@ca.rkba.cid wrote:
>
>> If Yamalube is the worst oil according to charts like AMSOIL, why is
>>it the most expensive oil as well????
>>
>> Mobil 1 seems to be the best m-cycle lube.
>>--
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Researchhttp://lacasse.naar.behttp://ammo.at/lacasse
>
>
> A while ago I had purchased a pumped up 2 stroke Yamaha (1985 RZ350)
> track bike. The former owner told me to only run Yamalube. His engine
> builder told that him the way the oil injector works, Yamalube was the
> only lube that wouldn't coke up on the reeds and turn them into a
> sticky mess. This causes the bikes to run with too little lube which
> causes piston rings to overheat and break. It can also crack the
> cylinders right into the water jackets. He went through two cylinder
> bores before he learned.
>
> I do quite a bit of dirtbiking. Out there I'm a known helper and I
> bring lots of tools. Whenever I see a guy with a 2 stroke Yamaha that
> either won't start or runs like crap, I ask him what oil he runs. 90%
> of the time they're *not* running Yamalube.
Ask the ones that aren't having problems. I bet 90% of them aren't
running Yamalube either. ;-)
--
-Fred W
Posted by Rayvan on May 18, 2007, 3:13 pm
> Rayvan wrote:
> > On May 18, 12:48 am, ©r...@ca.rkba.cid wrote:
> >> If Yamalube is the worst oil according to charts like AMSOIL, why is
> >>it the most expensive oil as well????
> >> Mobil 1 seems to be the best m-cycle lube.
> >>--
> >>Triad Productions-Fantalla©~EZine~ParaNovel
> >>National Astrophysical Assault Researchhttp://lacasse.naar.behttp://ammo.at/lacasse
> > A while ago I had purchased a pumped up 2 stroke Yamaha (1985 RZ350)
> > track bike. The former owner told me to only run Yamalube. His engine
> > builder told that him the way the oil injector works, Yamalube was the
> > only lube that wouldn't coke up on the reeds and turn them into a
> > sticky mess. This causes the bikes to run with too little lube which
> > causes piston rings to overheat and break. It can also crack the
> > cylinders right into the water jackets. He went through two cylinder
> > bores before he learned.
> > I do quite a bit of dirtbiking. Out there I'm a known helper and I
> > bring lots of tools. Whenever I see a guy with a 2 stroke Yamaha that
> > either won't start or runs like crap, I ask him what oil he runs. 90%
> > of the time they're *not* running Yamalube.
> Ask the ones that aren't having problems. I bet 90% of them aren't
> running Yamalube either. ;-)
They will.
Posted by Bike guy Joe on May 19, 2007, 4:37 pm
> > Rayvan wrote:
> > > On May 18, 12:48 am, ©r...@ca.rkba.cid wrote:
> > >> If Yamalube is the worst oil according to charts like AMSOIL, why is
> > >>it the most expensive oil as well????
> > >> Mobil 1 seems to be the best m-cycle lube.
> > >>--
> > >>Triad Productions-Fantalla©~EZine~ParaNovel
> > >>National Astrophysical Assault Researchhttp://lacasse.naar.behttp://ammo.at/lacasse
> > > A while ago I had purchased a pumped up 2 stroke Yamaha (1985 RZ350)
> > > track bike. The former owner told me to only run Yamalube. His engine
> > > builder told that him the way the oil injector works, Yamalube was the
> > > only lube that wouldn't coke up on the reeds and turn them into a
> > > sticky mess. This causes the bikes to run with too little lube which
> > > causes piston rings to overheat and break. It can also crack the
> > > cylinders right into the water jackets. He went through two cylinder
> > > bores before he learned.
> > > I do quite a bit of dirtbiking. Out there I'm a known helper and I
> > > bring lots of tools. Whenever I see a guy with a 2 stroke Yamaha that
> > > either won't start or runs like crap, I ask him what oil he runs. 90%
> > > of the time they're *not* running Yamalube.
> > Ask the ones that aren't having problems. I bet 90% of them aren't
> > running Yamalube either. ;-)
> They will.- Hide quoted text -
> - Show quoted text -
Bullshit.
Posted by Vince from EcobikeUSA on May 19, 2007, 10:22 pm
Motorcycle oils are for wishful thinkers and Motor oil dealers who make
claims to sell an over-priced unnecessary grade products.
Expensive "Motorcycle Oils" are really only made to do one thing,
make money!
--
Vince Calhoun
www.ecobikeusa.com
(478) 238-9777
> > Rayvan wrote:
> > > On May 18, 12:48 am, ©r...@ca.rkba.cid wrote:
> > >> If Yamalube is the worst oil according to charts like AMSOIL,
> > >> why is
> > >>it the most expensive oil as well????
> > >> Mobil 1 seems to be the best m-cycle lube.
> > >>--
> > >>Triad Productions-Fantalla©~EZine~ParaNovel
> > >>National Astrophysical Assault
> > >>Researchhttp://lacasse.naar.behttp://ammo.at/lacasse
> > > A while ago I had purchased a pumped up 2 stroke Yamaha (1985 RZ350)
> > > track bike. The former owner told me to only run Yamalube. His engine
> > > builder told that him the way the oil injector works, Yamalube was the
> > > only lube that wouldn't coke up on the reeds and turn them into a
> > > sticky mess. This causes the bikes to run with too little lube which
> > > causes piston rings to overheat and break. It can also crack the
> > > cylinders right into the water jackets. He went through two cylinder
> > > bores before he learned.
> > > I do quite a bit of dirtbiking. Out there I'm a known helper and I
> > > bring lots of tools. Whenever I see a guy with a 2 stroke Yamaha that
> > > either won't start or runs like crap, I ask him what oil he runs. 90%
> > > of the time they're *not* running Yamalube.
> > Ask the ones that aren't having problems. I bet 90% of them aren't
> > running Yamalube either. ;-)
> They will.- Hide quoted text -
> - Show quoted text -
Bullshit.
Posted by denizen95 on May 20, 2007, 10:14 am
wrote:
> Motorcycle oils are for wishful thinkers and Motor oil dealers who make
> claims to sell an over-priced unnecessary grade products.
> Expensive "Motorcycle Oils" are really only made to do one thing,
> make money!
You're probably right. My year-old Hyosung 50cc 2-stroke came with
Blue Marble oil already in the reservoir. The Canadian Hyosung
distributor, National Motorsports, also distributes Blue Marble.
I was told to keep using Blue Marble oil to keep the warranty in
force. So far I've used 2 litres of the oil in 2500 km. Little smoke,
no smell and the bike runs great. But hardware store 2-stroke like
used for my Lawnboy would probably be ok too, who knows?
d.
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>> If Yamalube is the worst oil according to charts like AMSOIL, why is
>>it the most expensive oil as well????
>>
>> Mobil 1 seems to be the best m-cycle lube.
>>--
>>Triad Productions-Fantalla©~EZine~ParaNovel
>>National Astrophysical Assault