You guys says service period is 6000 km for Honda Xblade. Can we use the engine oil for 6000 km without replacing.

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Q. You guys says service period is 6000 km for Honda Xblade. Can we use the engine oil for 6000 km without replacing.
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Gokul | 5 years ago

Ofcourse not.Engine oil should be changed within 2000 to 2500km (within 3months) if you run bike above 80kmph.Below 80kmph average speed, it should be changed between 2000 to 3000km.And if bike stays idle for weeks then the oil can be replaced within 4-5months (distance does not matter for idle conditions).If you dont change oil till 6000km then your engine pistons may lose the strength and bike start knocking.This can be a major issue in future too as it affect the whole gear mechanism.So, dont be so lazy to change oil at good intervals.And yes, servicing is a different thing.It is not only changing the oil and washing the bike.Servicing means the complete care including washing,oil change,lube change,tightening the drive chain,adjusting brakes and levers,mentaining electronics and much more.(Please dont show this mail to dealer service centre.They get angry on me..Haha)

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Antony | 4 years ago

@ Srilankan | Great Reply... Also can i know what is the best engine oil grade for honda Xblade? (10/30 or 20/50)

Honda recommends 10/30, which is thin, less viscous, This is meant for increased efficiency only which is good only for short city riding. for better option go for Motul 7100 10/40 fully synthetic which will do around 3 to 3.5k kms.Do not go for 50 grades, your bike will struggle and vibration will incerease. stay with 40, which is good.

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Souvik | 3 years ago

Simple funda....is ..if anyone ride within 40-60 km/h speed..then change the engine oil after 3000 km running...and if anyone rides above 80 km/h speed then change the oil after 2500 km....if he or she loves the bike..g

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Srilankan | 4 years ago

@ Gokul | Ofcourse not.Engine oil should be changed within 2000 to 2500km (within 3months) if you run bike above 80kmph.Below 80kmph average speed, it should be changed between 2000 to 3000km.And if bike stays idle for weeks then the oil can be replaced within 4-5months (distance does not matter for idle conditions).If you dont change oil till 6000km then your engine pistons may lose the strength and bike start knocking.This can be a major issue in future too as it affect the whole gear mechanism.So, dont be so lazy to change oil at good intervals.And yes, servicing is a different thing.It is not only changing the oil and washing the bike.Servicing means the complete care including washing,oil change,lube change,tightening the drive chain,adjusting brakes and levers,mentaining electronics and much more.(Please dont show this mail to dealer service centre.They get angry on me..Haha)

Great Reply... Also can i know what is the best engine oil grade for honda Xblade? (10/30 or 20/50)

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Rakesh | 5 years ago

Yeah u can but your engine maybe damaged

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