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• 4 stroke engine oil
• Semi-synthetic performance formulation
• Optimised for maximum engine response
• Excellent cold start performance
• Prolongs the life of your motorcycle engine
• Developed and filled by a leading German manufacturer
Quick View
Selected mineral and synthetic components provide the basis for this all round performance motorcycle engine oil. The selected ingredients deliver higher performance in higher temperatures if compared to standard mineral oil and optimises cold start performance. Ideal for motorcycles where the wet clutch would slip under fully synthetic oil. This engine oil meets the requirements JASO T903 MA, API SL-EC/CF, ACEA A3/B3 as well as VW-Norms 500.00 and 505.00 /Mercedes-Benz 229.1! Developed and produced by a leading German oil producer and brand. Exclusively at GetGeared
The Techy Stuff
This motorcycle engine oil exceeds the requirements set out by the motorcycle manufacturers and conforms to the following norms: JASO T903 MA, API SL-EC/CF, ACEA A3/B3 as well as VW-Norms 500.00 and 505.00 /Mercedes-Benz 229.1
The key norms and what they mean:
API - American Petrol Institute
Used since approx. 1941. The S-classification refers to combustion engines and the second letter denotes the quality. From 1980 standard SF applied, from 88 SG, from 93 SH, and from 96 SJ. The addition of "/ CF" denotes that the oil has been tested using high performance reference engines. The API classification for 2 stroke engines is no longer in common use.
ACEA - European engine oil classification
Valid since 1996, classes A1-A3 denote oils for petrol engines, B1-B4 those for diesel engines. Higher numbers denote better test performance.
JASO - Japanese engine oil classification
The Jaso T 903 is currently the most important classification for 4 stroke engine oils, which covers performance within the main engine parts but also auxiliary areas such as the clutch. Suffixes MA and MB inform on slip resistance, whereby MA provides a higher slip resistance factor.
Viscosity (SAE)
This norm describes the range of temperatures in which the engine oil will perform. In general, the smaller the integer with the W (Winter), the better the oil will continue to flow in cold temperatures. The larger the number without a letter, the better the oil will maintain lubrication in high temperature situations.
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