I know that the product description says that it is not for use in wet clutch systems, but will it be okay for use in motorcycle final gear (shaft)
1163174
Will be fine as a motorcycle final gear oil. I use this product in two BMW motorcycles, a BMW R1150RT and a R1200S, as a final drive oil and also as the transmission oil.
566665
You can but its not the best choice. This has additives for wet clutch usage, which your outboard does not have.
1130235
I can't see why not. It is an excellent oil. Sure works well in my Sportster transmission/chaincase/clutch. It's yellow metal safe, too. Not for synchros in an automobile transmission.
66028
Yes, it can safely be used in a motorcycle. It is JASO-MA certified. I run this in both my Honda XR650L and my Gold Wing. A simple Google search would have answered your question.
1913967
BELOW IS A STATEMENT FROM RED LINE. I DO NOT THINK THIS ONE WILL DO AS YOU WANT. The following is an excerpt from Red Line's website: 'Red Line does not recommend running V-Twin Transmission Oil or Heavy Shockproof in a Sportster/Buell transmission.' It appears that '80W Motorcycle Gear Oil with ShockProof' is recommended for Sportster transmissions per the Red Line website.
2000132
This is suitable for use in differentials; you do want gear oil not manual transmission oil or any other usually.But you should consult references for your car regarding what fluid is specified for the application. If this is 75W90 synthetic gear oil, than this product will serve well.
2037401
You can use full synthetic on any wet clutch bike as long as the bottle doesn't say "energy saving" on it. I, and almost all serious Ducati owners, have been using full synthetic on the newer wet clutch bikes for years. Look for your models internet forums and check out the "tech" or "lube" sections. I'll bet your answer will be found there also.
941853
This is a two cycle all purpose motor oil so I don't see any reason why it shouldn't, but you might want to contact the manufacturer just to be on the safe side.
2128899
No. Wet clutches require the proper friction coefficient to work properly. You should use only recommended oils.
941249
Yep. I have used it for 80W-90 and 75W-140 gear oils as well as transmission fluid.
1181587
yes sir, your bike wet is 281 kg or about 620 pounds, it lifts my 681 pound heritage softtail. good jack, for motorcycle.
1230416
The oil is formulated for 4 stroke motorcycles, especially with wet clutches. hence the MA/M2 service designation. My bike is shifting much more smoothly with the 4T oil.
1888905
I use it in motorcycles and have not experienced clutch slip. Cycles: Honda 650 Nighthawk, Yamaha XJ900 Seca, XS750, XS850.
957468
Not sure about using it on a external derailure as I use 3 of these to make up one chain for my trike which has an internal 8 speed rear hub. I checked my bike manufacturer website and called their tech support about it to be sure. Best to consult you bike manufacturer website.
108047
This is a very heavy duty lubricant. It has modifiers to prevent metal to metal contact, especially during racing applications or off road. I go 30K miles before a change. But this is a totally synthetic fluid and it could go up to 75K in an axle.(more frequent if running through deep water!) I use this in the transmission of my Harley and it quiets everything down, easier shifting. A friend that drag races Harley's turned me on to this some years ago. Not sure if this lubricant can handle posi-traction units. It may be too slippery(read, no friction additives for the clutches) Always refer to your owners manual for the proper viscosity fluid. My 2013 Ford uses trans fluid in both axles and transfer case. Go to Red Line's website for further technical specifications. Good luck.
641792
Safe as long as your brakes work. The clutch wire doesnt last long but if it breaks just let off the throttle, brake and use the kill switch (button). If for some odd reason that doesnt work once u come to a stop use the shockers and close the gas line to shut off engine. Just always look over your bike before riding cuz things do tend to come loose. I havent came to any problems but it always good to keep this in mind.
1611043
I have had it in a 2010 Yamaha 650 for some time now. I have had zero problems and it should fine for your application. That said, the dealer recommendedI should break the engine in with conventional motor oil.