Mike Ford - AMSOIL Independent Dealer

All Service Oil - AMSOIL Synthetic Lubricants September 2014 Summer hasn't "officially" ended according to the calendar, but it sure feels like it in parts of the Upper Midwest.  Snow fell in the Black Hills region yesterday and we can feel a chill in the air here in East Central Minnesota.  That must mean its getting close to time to put some summer toys/equipment away for the winter and get some winter toys ready for a another great season.  We've highlighted some of the most popular products needed for you to get your toys/equipment ready for the next season in the newsletter below. All Service Oil - AMSOIL Synthetic Lubricants Mike & Linda Ford 1-877-ALL-OILS 763-257-3130 763-257-3350 mikeford@allserviceoil.com www.allserviceoil.com                                                Please Like our Facebook page, follow us on Twitter, connect with us on Linked In, etc.  It's a great way to stay in touch with all we do in the AMSOIL realm

Six Reasons Motorcycles Need Better Lubricant Protection Why do people spare no expense on their vehicles, and especially accessories after the purchase, then use the cheapest engine oil they can find? Oil plays one of the most important roles in an engine’s performance, yet motorists often give it virtually no thought whatsoever. For bikers it is especially important to choose wisely when selecting a motorcycle oil, because motorcycles put greater demands on their lubricants than autos do. Here are six of the primary differences between the two. 1) Operational Speed.  Motorcycles tend to operate at significantly higher engine speeds. The result is added stress on engine components, increasing the need for wear protection. It also subjects the lubricant to higher load-carrying and shear forces. Higher RPMs also promote foaming and accelerate lube breakdown due to oxidation. 2) Compression Ratios.  Motorcycles tend to operate with higher engine compression ratios than