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[Ron Thigpen <rthigpen AT nc.rr.com>]

zman wrote:
> I would NOT use synthetic from the get go. Give the engine at least 1000mi
> to break in and seat the rings and such before switching to synthetic.

good advice, though 1000mi is somewhat arbitrary.  always follow 
manufacturers advice wrt engine break-in.  only use synthetics after 
break-in.

> Even better than synthetic is LE Engineerings oil.
> http://www.le-inc.com/index2.cfm
> After extensive testing it was my oil of choice in all my race bikes.
> I highly recommend it. I know Auto Sport Gallery stocks it locally.
> http://www.autosportgallery.com/

ok. thanks for the tip.  forgive me, but i'm always a little suspicious 
of new, supposedly better lubricants.  there have been so many cons in 
this field recently.  curious though, what sort of testing convinced you 
that this was good stuff?

--rt