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A mixture of petrol and oil.
Motorcycles with a two-stroke engine use a mixture of oil and petrol for lubrication. Lubrication may also be supplied from a separate tank, which we fill with oil; a pump then mixes it with the petrol.
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A mixture of petrol and oil.
Diesel only.
95-octane petrol only.
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