Yamaha Motor Yamalube Telescopic Front Fork Oil For All Motocycles&Scooters, 500 Ml (90793Ad80300)

Using it on my xpulse, no complaints, good performance in offroad, onroad

If you are ona budget and can't decide which oil to get, this is the best option, out of those cheap brands available in the market, go for this without second thoughts, I've previously used this oil for my honda aviator fork, performance wise these are perfect, now i used it ktm USD forks nd they work pretty well, dampening is good enough, thought I'd say the shocks became little soft but that's what i wanted. I'd say for a regular person who isn't going for track days or hyper hyper riding, choose this.

Used this 10W oil in my RE Interceptor 650 to make the front suspension a bit stiff. So far it seems to be fine and is doing its job. For the price I've no complaints. Definitely recommended.Update: Oil is good but don't use 10W fork oil for the Interceptor, it messes up the damping a lot. Probably try 7.5W or stick to 5W.

Guys i am using this oil in. Tvs Raider and it works for ,30000km still no problem definitely go for it

Does its job fine have no issues every company have started making their own engine oil nowadays

As i have opted this 10w grade over 20w for better smooth working of shocks and I'm just saying this one is doing its job very well.Smooth working of forks

PUT ORIGINAL BRANDED OIL IN YOUR BIKE FORK

Great quality oil but not for Interceptor 650. Yamaha is horrible at sharing technical data sheet of this oil, though they have mentioned it as 10 W but I highly doubt it's actual 10 W oil, must be having higher kinematic Viscosity over other 10 W oil. If you are using in interceptor gt650 then pour 410 ml qty. I poured 440 ml ( company recommendation 430 ml / leg) and suspension became super stiff , excellent for highways but not so good on off road trails. Soon will get tried and tested Motul 10 W oil.