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  • scudmissile007
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    Recently switched over from shell 2t normal to yamalube 2t,
    found yamalube to emit less visible smoke compared to shell.

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  • Mr.Boss
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    Originally posted by VKJ3 View Post
    How is this Mr.Boss. Is it better than the Shell VSX if you have ever used it.
    Shell VSX is synthetic and can't be compared against Motomix.
    I never had any issues with motomix in past (using it right from the Max 100 R days) Since my usage is very limited and I don't rev hard, regular mineral oil is doing good job in all my machines.

    Saying all these when I used synthetic oils earlier, engine refinement was a class ahead with lesser smoke.

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  • VKJ3
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    Originally posted by Mr.Boss View Post
    Sadly not available with Chennai distributor, ended up buying the regular one

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    How is this Mr.Boss. Is it better than the Shell VSX if you have ever used it.

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  • Mr.Boss
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    Originally posted by VKJ3 View Post
    If you are n Bangalore, this is for you. I contracted Motul to know the availability of the synthetic oils they had. This is what they said last week - ""Pls get in touch with our Distributor.. He has got ready stocks!
    Sadly not available with Chennai distributor, ended up buying the regular one

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  • VKJ3
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    Originally posted by VKJ3 View Post
    Hello lovely 2 strokers. If you are n Bangalore, this is for you. I contracted Motul to know the availability of the synthetic oils they had. This is what they said last week - ""Pls get in touch with our Distributor.. He has got ready stocks! 😊 9886045610""". I haven't enquired with the distributor yet. If anyone needs some good oil, please try getting in touch. Have fun!
    Contracted should read Contacted. Apologies [emoji14]

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  • VKJ3
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    Hello lovely 2 strokers. If you are n Bangalore, this is for you. I contracted Motul to know the availability of the synthetic oils they had. This is what they said last week - ""Pls get in touch with our Distributor.. He has got ready stocks! 😊 9886045610""". I haven't enquired with the distributor yet. If anyone needs some good oil, please try getting in touch. Have fun!

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  • shaded_glory
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    Originally posted by rk1685 View Post
    Hi. My ride is a '72 Jawa 250, who is currently undergoing restorative surgery. Prior to restoration, I used whatever 2T oil was available in the petrol pumps in 1:20 ratio. However I would like to know which engine oil is currently used by jawa / yezdi bikers in mumbai and where do you source it from? Await your replies. Thank you.
    SAE 50 Grade oil is the recommended oil by the company. 50ml per 1 liter of petrol. However SAE 50 grade oil is not easily available. The next best workaround is SAE 40 grade oil or any 20W50 oil. I'm personally using MAK gold 40 oil for my Yezdi B for last 2 years. Please avoid using 2T.

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  • rk1685
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    Hi. My ride is a '72 Jawa 250, who is currently undergoing restorative surgery. Prior to restoration, I used whatever 2T oil was available in the petrol pumps in 1:20 ratio. However I would like to know which engine oil is currently used by jawa / yezdi bikers in mumbai and where do you source it from? Await your replies. Thank you.

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  • satishg
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    at least for the first 2k kilometers synthetic is not recommended. Afterwards you can use it. You can use the normal 2T via oil pump and 10-15ml synthetic premix in petrol.The supply should be metered and set so that motor gets the right amount of 2T combined supply. I do this in my 2 strokes. Will try that on RD as well once the pump is overhauled and connected
    It is difficult to get synthetic 2T in future unless someone import it

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  • Naveen Reddy
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    honestly guys if i had to make a choose,,being some one who has spent a fortune building my rd i wont really recommend fully synthetic .. those machines are build when fully syn oils are not really on demand or use,, in fact i am pretty sure the oil engineering has gone way advanced and even the mineral oils sold now compared to those good old days are much refined.. do we actually rev our bikes to the extremes or to the red line the answer might be No,, so i dont see any need for fully syn ,, may it burns better well i have to give a shot and try on my rd for over a period we might not know the difference just over one ride.

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  • satishg
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    Originally posted by SriramEfunds View Post
    Motul 800v 2T should be available. Also Gulf 2T oil FS can be found in the market.
    checked for Motul 800 2T with supplier, he says no more import as the present sale is not justifying it.They can import in big quantities only

    Will check Gulf 2t

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  • SriramEfunds
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    Motul 800v 2T should be available. Also Gulf 2T oil FS can be found in the market.

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  • satishg
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    Are you getting fully synth 2T these days ? which brand ?


    Originally posted by Naveen Reddy View Post
    i prefer to use Motul mineral 2t, simple reason it said to be one of the finest mineral 2t, not very expensive, works like champ . have tried most of the 2t oils on with my rxz and 135 , however from the day one i have done with my Rd350 build it is running on Motul. fully synthetic oil is good no doubt about it provided you take some precautions.

    fully synthetic oil settles down in the tank base when not in use, is some one is pre mixing ,, for those who run the pump it is a good choice though ..

    i cant really dare to run the 2t pump on an rd350.. pre mix and ride peacefully

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  • jatinarya
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    Originally posted by Naveen Reddy View Post
    fully synthetic oil is good no doubt about it provided you take some precautions.

    fully synthetic oil settles down in the tank base when not in use, is some one is pre mixing ,, for those who run the pump it is a good choice though ..
    I have read somewhere (maybe in this forum itself ) that pump is not able to pump the fully synthetic oils so premix is the only option left in case of fully synthetic 2T oils(haven't tried it though)

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  • Naveen Reddy
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    i prefer to use Motul mineral 2t, simple reason it said to be one of the finest mineral 2t, not very expensive, works like champ . have tried most of the 2t oils on with my rxz and 135 , however from the day one i have done with my Rd350 build it is running on Motul. fully synthetic oil is good no doubt about it provided you take some precautions.

    fully synthetic oil settles down in the tank base when not in use, is some one is pre mixing ,, for those who run the pump it is a good choice though ..

    i cant really dare to run the 2t pump on an rd350.. pre mix and ride peacefully

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