I’ve been using Amsoil products in all my vehicles, motorcycles, pressure washer, lawn equipment, etc. for over 30 years and it has ALWAYS served me well!
@@robertcraft-pj2jp Hello Robert, I believe we have the same bikes. I bought my red 2023 GL1800 Tour DCT in July and did my first oil change and both filters in October at 800 miles. I double checked to make sure Honda had no issues with Amsoil and that is what the bike is now running on. It’s probably my imagination, but I think the bike prefers it, especially the DCT for smoother gear changes.
I have a 2022 Honda Goldwing tour DCT at 8000 miles I switched to GN4 FULL synthetic the red bottle.I now have 12,400. I put the bike away Dec. second week an I’m done until April
I was always a GN4 10-30 users on my 2020 DCT. Changing it every 5K. Going to try the Honda 10-30 S first time. Might go a bit longer on the change. Thank you for this video.
I picked up a 2023 DCT Tour last fall. On my bike Honda recommends 10W40 every 4000 miles. So I turn wrenches for a living. The best explanation of synthetic oil was I was in Land Rover school . It is made from conventional oil (You hit on this) Its just that the molecules are all the same size. It's not the oil that brakes down its to additive package that do. So for me I change my oil on my cars every 5000 miles. On my Goldwing will probably be every 4000miles
Chris, I talked with about a year ago when I was working and couldn't talk at the time. I have the 2008 and I went to the DARKSIDE after having it for a little while and I (AIN'T GOING BACK). Honda should have put a voltage gage, tire pressure readout, adjustable windscreen, cup holder, and a key fob, for the older generation. Chris like you said they should have updated the older bike.
The only full synthetic oil that has been in my Goldwings over the past decade that I’ve endorsed is Amsoil but If Phil Steiner has convinced you, why haven’t you switched yet?
Hey Chris have you replaced the Bridgestone drive guard with the Yokohama 195/55/16 AVID ENVigor all season runflat ? Looking for another dark side tire and was curious what you think I appreciate your time effort and attention to detail during these how-to videos very well done sir
If you’ve changed oil types and have noticed a difference in the way the transmission shifts, or if the DCT transmission is acting erratic Initialize the Clutch.
Synthetic oil have the same size molecules that’s why lubrication is much better, conventional oil have different sizes of molecules and also have parafins and impurities that come from the petroleum that’s why sludge forms much faster than synthetic if you want to know more ask me I’ll be glad to answer your questions
Everyone knows that Synthetic oil is Premium over conventional oil, the point of this video is that you toggle from synthetic to conventional oil that meets Honda oil requirements without damaging the engine.
how many miles do you put on a bike before moving up? does the oil really matter cheep oil and you still get 100k -180k no problem waste of $ and bragging rights thats all
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Thank you very much. I'm changing my brother's 2002 Goldwing. Love this bike.
I’ve been using Amsoil products in all my vehicles, motorcycles, pressure washer, lawn equipment, etc. for over 30 years and it has ALWAYS served me well!
Same here, I’ve been using Amsoil for years as seen in my past oil change videos but I’m not brand loyal to motor oil, I just have preferences!
Amzoil in my wing… nothing else.🇺🇸⭐️👍🏻
@@robertcraft-pj2jp Hello Robert, I believe we have the same bikes. I bought my red 2023 GL1800 Tour DCT in July and did my first oil change and both filters in October at 800 miles. I double checked to make sure Honda had no issues with Amsoil and that is what the bike is now running on. It’s probably my imagination, but I think the bike prefers it, especially the DCT for smoother gear changes.
Oh, I’m from Pennsylvania PA
Once a year whether it needs it or not. I usually do not run 8000/year. Honda GN4 has always done me okay.
Thank you sir
I have a 2022 Honda Goldwing tour DCT at 8000 miles I switched to GN4 FULL synthetic the red bottle.I now have 12,400. I put the bike away Dec. second week an I’m done until April
I was always a GN4 10-30 users on my 2020 DCT. Changing it every 5K. Going to try the Honda 10-30 S first time. Might go a bit longer on the change. Thank you for this video.
I picked up a 2023 DCT Tour last fall. On my bike Honda recommends 10W40 every 4000 miles. So I turn wrenches for a living. The best explanation of synthetic oil was I was in Land Rover school . It is made from conventional oil (You hit on this) Its just that the molecules are all the same size. It's not the oil that brakes down its to additive package that do. So for me I change my oil on my cars every 5000 miles. On my Goldwing will probably be every 4000miles
Chris, I talked with about a year ago when I was working and couldn't talk at the time. I have the 2008 and I went to the DARKSIDE after having it for a little while and I (AIN'T GOING BACK). Honda should have put a voltage gage, tire pressure readout, adjustable windscreen, cup holder, and a key fob, for the older generation. Chris like you said they should have updated the older bike.
I used Mobile 0-40 in AK , I would change the filter in the winter , the oil would clean up. I am now in Thailand .
Good information, thanks for watching my videos in Asia.
I'm not a big Amsoil fan and never used it myself, but when Phil Steiner uses it and got 770k on his Wing, it sure gets me thinking about using it.
The only full synthetic oil that has been in my Goldwings over the past decade that I’ve endorsed is Amsoil but If Phil Steiner has convinced you, why haven’t you switched yet?
@@chriscaliente5033 I just have a hard time switching from what Honda recommends because of the DCT. Phil rides a manual.
I run 10-40 motul full synthetic
Hey Chris have you replaced the Bridgestone drive guard with the Yokohama 195/55/16 AVID ENVigor all season runflat ?
Looking for another dark side tire and was curious what you think
I appreciate your time effort and attention to detail during these how-to videos very well done sir
I haven’t tried a Yokohama tire on my motorcycle yet but I’m the future I will look into it!
I have that tire on my f6b, absolutely love it
I love cowboy. He is so funny, but he's telling the truth. Honda you fail to listen to your consumers.
Hey Chris, do you recommend at every oil change for the Goldwing to do the calibration of the DCT? I have the 2022 Honda Goldwing tour DCT
If you’ve changed oil types and have noticed a difference in the way the transmission shifts, or if the DCT transmission is acting erratic Initialize the Clutch.
I'm riding a 20 yr. Old seat on my ultra rides fine 4 me any bike u ride long distance has 2 b made 2 fit u by u.
Whether your riding a Harley or a Goldwing, I totally agree thanks for your feedback!
Where did your engine bottom plate come from? Available from?
Mobile one t4 10 30 wt. I change it every 8 K and use a k&N filter
No beef yet!
Québec Canada
Synthetic oil have the same size molecules that’s why lubrication is much better, conventional oil have different sizes of molecules and also have parafins and impurities that come from the petroleum that’s why sludge forms much faster than synthetic if you want to know more ask me I’ll be glad to answer your questions
Everyone knows that Synthetic oil is Premium over conventional oil, the point of this video is that you toggle from synthetic to conventional oil that meets Honda oil requirements without damaging the engine.
hi chris im us oil 10w40
10w40
how many miles do you put on a bike before moving up? does the oil really matter cheep oil and you still get 100k -180k no problem waste of $ and bragging rights thats all
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