Smith & Allan Limitless Super 4T 10w-40 Semi Synthetic

Started by froudy, Monday, 30 April 2018, 06:56 PM

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froudy

I know it's "Another bloody oil" post, but has anyone tried this stuff?
I've been using Motul 5000 4T semi synthetic for a few years now and have noticed that gear changes are particularly "Notchy" at times. Some of the guys on the Bandit Forum have said the same thing when using it.
One of the lads has just tried Smith & Allan oil and reckons it's totally transformed the gear changes to silky smooth.
I'm going to give it a go next oil change and see what happens.

https://www.smithandallan.com/products/transport-motorcycle/1868-smith-and-allan-limitless-super-4t-10w-40-semi-syntheti/

It's very cheap too at £8.46 for 5 Litres!!

Just ordered 2x5 Litres to try it out. £28.64 inc. delivery.

I'll report back when I do the next oil change :onya:
Assumption is the mother of all fuck ups!

grog

Froudy, i tested lots of oils, all posted on old forum, waste of my time as now all lost. i did it as a service to you blokes, 14 riders. i just enjoyed doing it. i know changing brands not the the thing to do but i did. im sure wont hurt my motor. never ever heard of oil youre promoting. not here in oz. i tried valvoline, silkolene, castrol, penrite, gulf western, motul, shell. only diff. was slight cam chain noise from some early morning start and gearchange smoothness. only thing i can go by. most were very similar. shell expensive, no gain. silkolene was a pain as a 4 litre bottle. worst by far, chain noise&gearchange was motul. made in asia. was dearest also. by far the best, cheapest also was good old oz made gulf western synnex 3000. guess thats why they are the fave suppliers for mining sites in oz. 5l of motul is around 100 bucks, 5l of synnex is around 25. was 18 last week on special. no brainer.

Del

Was reading the same post yesterday on the Bandit page and did the same as you and ordered some - we can only wait and see but at the money would be rude not to try

Del
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froudy

@grog
I remember you doing the oil tests on the original Org..Shame they all got lost :rolleyes:
Over in the UK Motul 5000 4T is one of the cheaper oils at approx £27 for 5 Litres. It usually comes as a 4 litre plus a 1 litre bottle.
I'll give this Smith & Allan a go and see how it compares...It's certainly cheap. If you collect it in person it's only £8.46 for 5 litres :boogie:

@Del
Let us know how you get on with it as well..We'll compare notes :imrgreen:
Assumption is the mother of all fuck ups!

Speedy1959

I used to use the Motul 5100 and not only was the gear change bad but the bike seemed "Buzzy"..
At the moment I have the Halfords semi synthetic in...
Certainly better than Motul.
I wouldnt mind trying that Ozzy stuff but I dont think its available in the UK.

Mick_J

I bought a 25ltr tub of the stuff a couple of years ago after a long chat with the firm and found out it's new oil not recycled and for the price is exceptional value.  Have used it in all the bikes and it's spot on.  Had been using Halfords oil for years before but this is just as good and costs less.  I will run out soon so will be buying another 25ltr tub of the stuff later on or early next year.
Keep the rubber side down.          Mick

froudy

@mjgt

That sounds encouraging...Looking forward to giving it a go :onya:
Assumption is the mother of all fuck ups!

Speedy1959

Just this minute ordered 5 litres of the Smith & Allen..
Thanks for the heads up Froudy.

Kiwifruit

Have said this before but its worth repeating because Grog has a good laugh at my expense.
Used to use Motul 5100, not happy, quite notchy. OK l'll go for the good stuff so about $140+ later in goes Motul 300V. Could'nt wait to get rid of it.
Been using Gulf Western for a while now.  : :boogie:
Another great day on the right side of the grass.😎

Mister Fishfinger

I looked on the website and it says 5 litres is £8.46 ... but 20 litres is £40.97.

Correct me if I'm wrong but if you buy 4 lots of 5 litres you'll have 20 litres of oil ... for £33.84.

So who would buy the 20 litre option?

:confused1:

seth

Worth giving them a call to point it out you might get a really good deal .
only a slightly modified gsx1400
oh and a standard one too

Sethbot Postwhore

froudy

Not always the case of buying in bulk and saving money...Supermarkets are good at doing this as well.
The bigger box of Crunchy Nut cornflakes isn't always the best deal :grin:
Assumption is the mother of all fuck ups!

seth

only a slightly modified gsx1400
oh and a standard one too

Sethbot Postwhore

Del

while I was on I got 25 litre of thinners - 27.15 compared to 9.95 for 5 litres - decent as well not the usual gun wash for that money
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...until you multiply them by the speed of light squared. Then all lives energy.

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Kiwifruit

Quote from: seth on Tuesday, 01 May  2018, 04:00 AM
I'm mot aloud crunchy nut cornflakes anymore  :facepalm:


Careful Seth just the stress of thinking about them could raise your sugar level.  :whatever:
Another great day on the right side of the grass.😎

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