EskimoPie Supercharged Joined Dec 1, 2020 Messages 430 Location Sahuarita, AZ Ride 2021 Rocket 3 GT Aug 31, 2021 #11 MIG said: Strangely laid out chart. First I went, 20K miles between oil changes after 20K on the Odometer?... Hmmm -MIG Click to expand... My interpretation is you use the left-most column with a dot. Either annually, or 10k miles for oil changes (whichever comes first).
MIG said: Strangely laid out chart. First I went, 20K miles between oil changes after 20K on the Odometer?... Hmmm -MIG Click to expand... My interpretation is you use the left-most column with a dot. Either annually, or 10k miles for oil changes (whichever comes first).
Louballs .060 Over Joined Mar 28, 2021 Messages 151 Ride Rocket III Aug 31, 2021 #12 EskimoPie said: My interpretation is you use the left-most column with a dot. Either annually, or 10k miles for oil changes (whichever comes first). Click to expand... This is what my dealer just told me. And also what I normally do, annual oil change at the beginning of the season. He also told me to just monitor the oil and so long as their is oil on the dipstick he wouldn't be too concerned.
EskimoPie said: My interpretation is you use the left-most column with a dot. Either annually, or 10k miles for oil changes (whichever comes first). Click to expand... This is what my dealer just told me. And also what I normally do, annual oil change at the beginning of the season. He also told me to just monitor the oil and so long as their is oil on the dipstick he wouldn't be too concerned.
Tripps Retired superhero Joined Oct 9, 2010 Messages 11,436 Location Florida and NY Ride R3T,Sprintona,K1200GT, Blackbird,r/65 hack Aug 31, 2021 #13 ^ especially since these bikes hold as much oil as a truck, lol
JPHDT Supercharged Joined Jun 5, 2020 Messages 243 Ride 2020 Rocket 3 GT - 1999 HD Road King Aug 31, 2021 #14 Tripps said: ^ especially since these bikes hold as much oil as a truck, lol Click to expand... Absolutely right, but from one dealership to another the oil added for maintenance could vary between 4.6 liters to 5.2 liters. lupoontour said: Are you sure it was built in UK ?? Click to expand... My Dealership told me that R3 were built in Thailand starting second half of 2020.
Tripps said: ^ especially since these bikes hold as much oil as a truck, lol Click to expand... Absolutely right, but from one dealership to another the oil added for maintenance could vary between 4.6 liters to 5.2 liters. lupoontour said: Are you sure it was built in UK ?? Click to expand... My Dealership told me that R3 were built in Thailand starting second half of 2020.
Kojack1970 Turbocharged Joined May 3, 2018 Messages 757 Location South Grafton, MA, 01560 Ride 2016 Rocket Roadster and 2000 HD Fatboy Aug 31, 2021 #15 EskimoPie said: My interpretation is you use the left-most column with a dot. Either annually, or 10k miles for oil changes (whichever comes first). Click to expand... That is one bizarre chart, must be written by an engineer.
EskimoPie said: My interpretation is you use the left-most column with a dot. Either annually, or 10k miles for oil changes (whichever comes first). Click to expand... That is one bizarre chart, must be written by an engineer.
MIG Road Therapy... Joined May 26, 2014 Messages 3,059 Location Tucson, AZ Ride "Fiona" my '14 R3T & "Delilah" my '16 V-Rod Muscle Aug 31, 2021 #16 EskimoPie said: My interpretation is you use the left-most column with a dot. Either annually, or 10k miles for oil changes (whichever comes first). Click to expand... Agreed... That first column in mileage though is odd... why the 30K below the 10K? Then the next two blocks are 20K apart?? -MIG
EskimoPie said: My interpretation is you use the left-most column with a dot. Either annually, or 10k miles for oil changes (whichever comes first). Click to expand... Agreed... That first column in mileage though is odd... why the 30K below the 10K? Then the next two blocks are 20K apart?? -MIG