PO used a synthetic btw.
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Synthetic is fine. Straight 90w, 85w-90, 80w-90, whatever you can find.
I tend to change it every tire change, since access is easier.
If you have the rear wheel off, don't forget to also lube the splines with MOLY paste.
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Originally posted by Steve View PostSynthetic is fine. Straight 90w, 85w-90, 80w-90, whatever you can find.
I tend to change it every tire change, since access is easier.
If you have the rear wheel off, don't forget to also lube the splines with MOLY paste.
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And thanks for the MOLY Paste tipRyan
1979 GS850G - currently undergoing a major overhaul
1986 GSX-R750 - I'm figuring it out
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Originally posted by RustyTank View PostHello. I have a 1979 GS850G. I'm curious what brand SAE90 gear oil do you guys prefer? I'm in the states.
PO used a synthetic btw.
I change mine every 50,000 miles or blue moon, whichever falls sooner.---- Dave
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Originally posted by Grimly View PostI'm using a synthetic 75w / 90 - was like water when I poured it in. I can honestly say I think I felt a difference.
I change mine every 50,000 miles or blue moon, whichever falls sooner.Ryan
1979 GS850G - currently undergoing a major overhaul
1986 GSX-R750 - I'm figuring it out
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