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  • Fuchs Silkolene Classic 2T engine oil

    Hi anyone using Fuchs Silkolene Classic 2T engine oil in their bike? I am thinking of using it in my Scotish.
    Regards,
    Andrew.


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    Not at £36,49 per 4 litres. I use (& have used for 12 years) Comma 2 stroke mineral at around £22 per 5 litres (less if you shop around) http://www.wilcodirect.co.uk/index.p...oducts_id=1325
    Plenty good enough for standard Villiers trials & road bike engines if used at around 25:1
    Last edited by John Wakefield; 23/08/2011, 10:25 PM.

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    • #3
      Ouch, expensive, must be liquid gold!

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      • #4
        I find Smith and Allen helpful for my oil.

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        • #5
          Originally posted by John Wakefield View Post
          Not at £36,49 per 4 litres. I use (& have used for 12 years) Comma 2 stroke mineral at around £22 per 5 litres (less if you shop around) http://www.wilcodirect.co.uk/index.p...oducts_id=1325
          Plenty good enough for standard Villiers trials & road bike engines if used at around 25:1
          Thats a ridiculous price! Since this oil is designed for old engines, I wouldn't mind betting that the formulation is hardly any different to the Comma stuff.

          I bought 6 litres of Shell Racing Castor oil for the same price as the Silkolene!

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          • #6
            Oil prices

            Like most products its worth shopping around for oil. The smaller the quantity (1 litre bottles) the more you pay, & its always dearer at bike dealers & filling stations. I get mine from Ernest Doe the East Anglian based agricultural dealer http://www.ernestdoe.com/storelocator.html their prices for 5 litres is alway competative, farmers are tight & dont like paying over the odds. If you use lots of the stuff a 25 litre drum is the cheapest way to buy. One things certain the price won't go down, so its better than leaving the money in a bank of building society.
            Last edited by John Wakefield; 26/08/2011, 12:57 PM. Reason: Ernest Doe web link added

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