Which gear oil?

[ian]

I run my new bike on Castrol TTS as recommened by the site, but which gear oil do u use. Silkolene Light gear oil is currently in, is this upto the job & can u use normal 10/40w car/bike oil in it.

[Korn]

Silkolene Comp Gear was the fluid of choice when I was riding mine. Any light to medium weight good quality gear oil should do you fine.

[Stew]

Last time I looked I think my engine (on the NSR) had a little sticker which said to use 10/40 oil. Don't think that it specifies a favoured brand though. Think I stuck some duckhams in mine? (it was a while ago now).

[driedpie]

ALL GEAR GP is the oil I bought it for lubing the chain of my Yamaha FZS-FI V2.0. using it as a chain lube is very good and economically cheap rather than any other chain lube availables in market. I feel item sent by cloudtail is 100% original and well packed also. ds emulator jiofilocalhtml.run

[ThunderGuts]

Someone was asking about the oldest thread to be revived - this has surely got to be it?!
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[goncavid]

As a general rule high viscosity oils are best for low speed, loaded gears with a rough surface. Higher viscosity provides a thicker film, higher wear resistance, and less deformation of the gears as time goes on. Low viscosity oils, on the other hand, are best for high speed systems with lower load.
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[Nobby the Bastard]

Is this some sort of a record?
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