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Mobil 1 V-Twin 20W-50 is recommended for four-cycle motorcycles that specify the use of a 20W-50 engine oil. It provides excellent performance in motorcycle engines that are designed with a common engine/transmission lubrication system or where the...
ProFilter Stainless Steel Motorcycle Oil Filter filters down to 35 microns consistently for increased oil flow. Exceeds all OEM specifications and is compatible with synthetic or petroleum based oils.
Max-Cycle is specifically formulated to exceed the demands of highly stressed engines and transmissions. It is recommended for use in both air-cooled and liquid-cooled 4-cycle engines and is compatible with wet-clutch transmissions. Max-Cycle exceeds...
Features -These oils are the result of technology gained through years of blending motor oils and gear oils for the racing industry&
TESTED-CERTIFIED for use in Harley Davidson Engine, Primary Chaincase and Transmission applications, the new Screamin' Eagle SYN3 Synthetic Lubricant makes changing and topping-off fluids a simple, one product process Developed wii
Formulated for V-Twin engines when ambient temperature is between 30 F and 100 F Gives engine outstanding protection during cold starting Features special additives which provide excellent wear protection and durability whh
PS-4 Synthetic engine oil is designed specifically for all 4-stroke Polaris ATV's & Ranger vehicles. Provides maximum protection and ultimate performance at extreme operating temperatures, hot or cold. Superior performance in all Polaris applications,...
Chrome plated round steel oil tanks give your bike that custom look Fits 1984-99 Softail as well as rigid and softail framed custom models Battery box is built in and features a side fill oil hole Uses stock softail mounts and includes the front mount,...
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Maxima Premium 4 10/40 Engine Motor OIl - 128oz (1 Gallon) Motorcycle Oil

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NEW SCORPION VX-34 VX 34 VX34 OIL HELMET. WHITE/RED. ADULT LARGE / L

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SCORPION EXO-500 OIL FULL-FACE HELMET RED 3XL

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SCORPION EXO-500 OIL FULL-FACE HELMET BLACK M

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SCORPION VX-34 OIL MX OFFROAD HELMET WHITE/BLACK S

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SCORPION EXO-500 OIL FULL-FACE HELMET RED XS

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FAQ - Customer Questions - Motorcycle Oil Reviews
- Motorcycle oil?
Is there really a difference between car oil and motorcycle oil? I looked at the back of a quart and it doesn't really say anything useful. Some websites have said that there's no difference, other than the extra $3 a quart. My owners manual says that I need oil that's aluminum friendly and doesn't have detergents. Aren't most motor oils aluminum friendly? I have a 2002 Honda Shadow VLX, if that helps.
A personally I use castrol actevo I have never had any clutch or tranny problems with my my ten bikes. Here is an article written on the subject you decide http://www.ducatimeccanica.com/oil.html
Is there really a difference between car oil and motorcycle oil? I looked at the back of a quart and it doesn't really say anything useful. Some websites have said that there's no difference, other than the extra $3 a quart. My owners manual says that I need oil that's aluminum friendly and doesn't have detergents. Aren't most motor oils aluminum friendly? I have a 2002 Honda Shadow VLX, if that helps.
A personally I use castrol actevo I have never had any clutch or tranny problems with my my ten bikes. Here is an article written on the subject you decide http://www.ducatimeccanica.com/oil.html
- Motorcycle Oil?
I am changing the oil on my motorcycle soon and the manual recommends to use 10w30 or 20w40 oil, and I could not find any of that kind. The guy I talked to said that 20w40 and 20w50 were pretty much the same thing and that 20w50 would work just fine. Does that sound right? Will it do any damage if I use 20w50 oil? Thanks and any help is appreciated!!
A The generally available motorcycle engine oil weights are 10w40 and 20w50. Use 10w40 in place of 10w30 and 20w50 in place of 20w40. The oil needs to meet JASO MA and/or API SJ. Use the lightest oil acceptable for your area's climate. Do not use 10w-30 oil formulated for cars and light trucks. Cars and trucks with a manual transmission use a dry clutch. Oil that has API SL or SM contains friction reducing additives that will cause a motorcycle's wet clutch not to work right and could ruin it. I own a Yamaha which came with an owners manual calling for the use of 10w30 motor oil. But, Yamaha only markets Yamalube in 10w40, 20w50 and a synthetic of 15w50. They say that these oils are specially formulated to Yamaha specifications!
I am changing the oil on my motorcycle soon and the manual recommends to use 10w30 or 20w40 oil, and I could not find any of that kind. The guy I talked to said that 20w40 and 20w50 were pretty much the same thing and that 20w50 would work just fine. Does that sound right? Will it do any damage if I use 20w50 oil? Thanks and any help is appreciated!!
A The generally available motorcycle engine oil weights are 10w40 and 20w50. Use 10w40 in place of 10w30 and 20w50 in place of 20w40. The oil needs to meet JASO MA and/or API SJ. Use the lightest oil acceptable for your area's climate. Do not use 10w-30 oil formulated for cars and light trucks. Cars and trucks with a manual transmission use a dry clutch. Oil that has API SL or SM contains friction reducing additives that will cause a motorcycle's wet clutch not to work right and could ruin it. I own a Yamaha which came with an owners manual calling for the use of 10w30 motor oil. But, Yamaha only markets Yamalube in 10w40, 20w50 and a synthetic of 15w50. They say that these oils are specially formulated to Yamaha specifications!
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Silkolene 4T Motorcycle Oil Premium mineral based 4-stroke multi-grade engine oil Performance additive package ensures protection and cleanliness Excellent anti-wear and low friction properties protects internals Meets or exceeds API-SF and SG standards Motorcycle 4T JASO-MA2 certified

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T4 Petroleum Motorcycle Oil

Torco T4 Petroleum Motorcycle Oil MPZ® frictional loss technology protects under the most severe temperatures. 100% advanced synthetic technology rovides smooth, positive clutch activation. Highest anti-wear and deposit free performance Features: Premium grade petroleum formula Excellent thermal and shear stability Non-friction modified formula Provides smooth, positive clutch activation Excellent anti-wear and deposit free performance

Torco T4 Petroleum Motorcycle Oil MPZ® frictional loss technology protects under the most severe temperatures. 100% advanced synthetic technology rovides smooth, positive clutch activation. Highest anti-wear and deposit free performance Features: Premium grade petroleum formula Excellent thermal and shear stability Non-friction modified formula Provides smooth, positive clutch activation Excellent anti-wear and deposit free performance





