10w40 Auto parts store or a stealership.

I use Mobil 1 V-Twin 20W-50.  It's available at the Wal-Marts I've checked.

verslagen1 wrote on 12/31/69 at 16:00:03:

It's not in with all of the other oils.  There's a very small motorcycle section with a few oddball things (mostly Bell brand) and usually about a dozen quarts of oil (part of it 2-stroke), a couple of cans of pig snot, etc.

just a  note about source of oil - likely cheaper @ car place than dealer - likely cheaper to buy non-suzuki brand too.

I use a m/cycle oil (Valvoline as it happens) - 10-40 - from my local car parts place (Checker) but think others on site use regular type oil - confirmation, anyone?

I use Amsoil 10-40 full synthetic (JASO rated, meaning no friction modifiers for wet clutches)

8)  I have been using Penziol 10W-40 and have not had any problems.  The steelership said everything is in good shape the last time I had it in for scheduled maintenance.  It s an 06 S40 with a little over 4000 miles.  Any further recommendation is greatlt appreciated.  I drive conservatively, and some say I baby it too much.  (shift at 15, 25, 35, 45-50, and try to keep it around 65-70 on the highway.)  The older you get, the longer it takes heal.

volintulsa wrote on 12/31/69 at 16:00:03:



Hey Jimmy,

Just move to Tulsa? Welcome to town and SuzukiSavage.com! I live way out east by Catoosa.

I've always used Castrol products in the past, but I've been rethinking that with the Savage. As the weather warms up I would recommend a 20w-50w of whatever flavor you prefer.

As for where to get... your selection will be really narrow at Wally World (I hate them anyways) or even the auto parts stores. The regular cycle dealerships are gonna ream you $$$... So, if you want a decent selection, and fair price, I recommend you go to either Ron's Cycleland out near Pine and Yale, or Tulsa Cycle Supply farther out east at Pine and Garnet. Both are small independant shops but pretty well stocked.