Because i remember reading that some fz in hyderbad had this same problem and he was told that it was because of using shell petrol that the engine got damaged (same symptoms, some rubbery layer forming around piston).
This issue might be related only to fz and not all bikes.
Considering our bike has aluminium engine similar to super bikes and most super bikes use synthetic oils only, i guess its ok to use it.

And synthetic oils sticking to all the parts inside the engine is a good thing. That is what engine oils are supposed to do. form a layer between two metal parts to reduce friction and wear and tear in the engine..
But its not supposed to solidify to a rubbery layer, that part remains a mystery since synthetic oils can withstand a much higher temp and should not decompose like this.

I've used shell petrol for atleast 90% of my riding from when i got the bike and shell oils(mineral) for about 50% of my bikes running. no problems so far, but my bike has completed only 5400 kms so may be too early to comment too.



so just after service, rode it for 100 kms in 2 days, bought 2 cans of
). This was really disappointing for motul 5100 15w50 semi - syn oil.


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