how much fork oil in a 1971 yamaha cti?

It's all the Frozen North. Bubba, Southern by birth an' choice.

you can read it out here ~mike Rancho Shock

When I think of "oil control films" I consider glycerol isocyanate. It is the film BP used to contain much of their oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, which made cleanup much easier. There was a hurricane that emulsified much of that spill, rendering it relatively harmless, but what washed up on ...

Do not dispose of cooking oil down your drain unless you want to spend money on a drain cleaning service later on. Oil and water don't mix and used cooking oil solidifies as it cools so you'll wind up with a solid lump of grease somewhere in your pipes. Don't do it!

When you come to a fork in the road, pick it up. Beware of the knife in the back. Do not spoon feed your children. As to white forks in the yard, it sounds as if someone spilled a box of picnic utensils. Jay

close-on that model, check the top of the dipstick, it probably says 10w40-so use that. I agree-buy a motorcycle 10w40 oil-however-synthetic should be avoided in a bike of that age-tolerances were not that tight,and with miles and age, the synth could get past the rings and blow out the exhaust ...