Honda Forza ABS 300/350 Oil & Filter Change

[@PD-le8iq]

Good video, with clear instructions. Thnk's Bro!

[@Adamsky1976]

Good video, with clear instructions. Thank You, Sir.

[@balkanbiker1572]

@@Adamsky1976 thank you too !

[@mootpointjones8488]

Your oil filter tool is a quality item, unlike my cheap one. Good video and nice music too 👍

[@balkanbiker1572]

@@mootpointjones8488 Thank you friend !

[@TRON_INTERCEPTOR]

Buen tutorial, gracias 👍🏼

[@balkanbiker1572]

@@TRON_INTERCEPTOR thank you !

[@huyle4056]

You should try using motul 300v W30 to achieve the highest and smoothest performance. Thank you for the video you shared

[@balkanbiker1572]

U mean 10w30 ? Summers are hot here so thats why i went with w40,temps go up to 40 celsius

[@bufalong]

​this boy is idiot dont belive him

[@brickarias7850]

So if i Change only oil and not the filter i fill it with 1200 ml???? With filter and oil 1400ml?? Including that 200 ml that put on the filter before installing???

[@balkanbiker1572]

That's correct. Thanks for watching.

[@brickarias7850]

​@@balkanbiker1572i was asking because i got the 2023 forza 350 and reading the manual they say 1.3L after drain and 1.5L after drain and change the oil filter.🤷🏾‍♂️ I was doubtful because of that, but thanks for the answer bro.

[@brickarias7850]

So if you change the filter in this case, you add 200 ML to the filter before the install and then you just fill 1200ML in to the oil tube ??? For a total 1400 ML???

[@sivotaluxurycollection5457]

after how many km you changed the oil?

[@balkanbiker1572]

On this video it is changed on 4000km and 1 year,the old oil is honda 10w30

[@liamdixon921]

@@balkanbiker1572 Hey man, why did you replace the recommended oil with a different type?

[@balkanbiker1572]

@@liamdixon921 this oil has better cold and hot range,and its slightly thicker than the original,also the viscosity index is much higher,that means it will stay in the viscosity range longer than the original,original will loose viscosity much faster and become thin,overal i think that it is far better oil,just note that u can use 5w40 MB,not this one 7100

[@ari_aventuras]

Why motul 7100 that is MA2 ? Why not Jaso MB ? The manual says use only Jaso MB

[@balkanbiker1572]

When it says use MB, you can use MA2 without any problems. Just don't do the opposite.7100 is the best oil on the market

[@channaronglappa6036]

7100 ทนความร้อนได้ดีกว่าครับ ในกรณีขี่รถทางไกล

[@balkanbiker1572]

​@@channaronglappa6036 correct,its very good oil

[@michaellandis2144]

The drainbolt is not a "screw" it's a bolt - not the same

[@balkanbiker1572]

@@michaellandis2144 ok,thank you !

[@eddiegreenslade8970]

We knew what he meant

[@balkanbiker1572]

@@eddiegreenslade8970 Thats the point,english is not my first language,i use it so everyone could understand me and i could help more people.But anyway ill use the corect word for future videos

[@brickarias7850]

That oil is 10-40???semysinthetic

[@balkanbiker1572]

Its the best oil on the market,full synthetic,5w40

[@AK-xu1fx]

good video but why this music?!

[@balkanbiker1572]

Thank you,why not ? What would you use ?

[@robertnicholas9468]

I enjoyed the music ​@@balkanbiker1572

[@stephensmith1118]

i loved the music sounded Irish very good

[@davidehonda]

Not correct oil for scooter ! Motul produce the correct oil class MB

[@balkanbiker1572]

@@davidehonda If it asks for MB u can use MA/MA2,u cant do the opposite cuz of slippage,so in this case we dont do any harm. MOTUL MB SCOOTER VS MOTUL 7100 both oils get different lab tests and friction test,the 7100 is far more superior than the motul scooter MB. This is for best protection :)

[@maciejk7286]

Correct

[@davidehonda]

@@balkanbiker1572 did you read all Jaso T 903 standard? Do you know why they create different oils ?

[@balkanbiker1572]

@davidehonda tell me why MA2 is wrong here, in this particular case.

[@davidehonda]

@@balkanbiker1572 the bearings of a motorcycle with a wet clutch are designed to withstand the increased friction caused by MA2/1 oil, the bearings of your scooter no . This is also the reason why many Honda Forza Mk1 owners often broke their (somewhat undersized) main bearings. Ask them what oil they put in the scooter