Premium Protection for Motorcycles

Synthetic Motorcycle Oils:

 AMSOIL Synthetic Motorcycle Oils are formulated with premium synthetic base stocks and high performance additive technology that provide superior multi-functional benefits for the special requirements of motorcycle applications.  These independent and exclusive AMSOIL formulations provide second-to-none viscosity protection for hot-running American and metric motorcycle engines, transmissions and primary chaincases.

 

AMSOIL 20W-50 Synthetic Motorcycle Oil (MCV) is recommended for Harley Davidson, Buell, KTM, Ducati, BMW, Aprilia and Triumph motorcycles calling for a 15W-50 or 20W-50 viscosity, providing superior protection in engines, transmissions and primary chaincases.

 

AMSOIL 10W-40 Synthetic Motorcycle Oil (MCF) is recommended for Honda, Kawasaki, Yamaha, Suzuki, Victory, BMW, Husqvarna and KTM Motorcycles calling for a 10W-40 or 20W-40 viscosity, providing superior protection for engines and transmissions.

 

  • Maximum protection for Engines, Transmissions and Primary Chaincases
  • Excellent Wet Clutch Performance
  • Superior Corrosion Prevention
  • Outstanding protection in high heat, high shear conditions
  • Provide Extended Drain Intervals

 

Reduces Friction, Heat and Wear


10W-40 Motorcycle Oil
High Temperature Viscosity Protection
Higher values reflect better film strength
ASTM Test Method D-4683 March 16, 2005

In high heat conditions, engine protection is not sacrificed with AMSOIL Synthetic Motorcycle Oil. It has the best high temperature film strength (see High

Temperature Viscosity Protection graph ) of all oils tested and contains a heavy treatment of anti-wear additives to


10W-40 Motorcycle Oil 
Wear Cmoparison 
ASTM Test Method D-4172 March 16, 2005

reduce wear regardless of the

operating conditions (see Wear Comparison graph at right). AMSOIL MCF is thermally (heat) stable and contains maximum levels of oxidation inhibitor additives. It is extremely resistant to breakdown and engineered to prevent damaging sludge and carbon deposits for superior engine cleanliness.

 

Provides Extreme Pressure Quality Protection for Gears

With AMSOIL MCF, there is no need for separate transmission lubricants. It is absolutely shear stable and will not thin out from mechanical activity. AMSOIL MCF performs like a gear lube without the negative effects of extreme pressure additives. In the FZG gear test, AMSOIL MCF achieved a perfect score with a “zero” wear rating (see photo below).


FZG Gear Test (ASTM D-5182)
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FZG Gear Test (ASTM D-5182)
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Delivers Superior Rust Protection

Motorcycles are prone to rust from storage, humidity and short drives. Rust can cause major damage such as uncontrolled wear, compression loss and blow-by. Good rust protection, however, comes by design and is not natural to engine oils. Unlike many motorcycle oils, AMSOIL MCF contains special anti-rust agents. It passes the ASTM D-1748 humidity cabinet rust test and clearly demonstrates superior rust protection (see photos below).


Rust Test ASTM D-1748
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Rust Test ASTM D-1748
Castrol GPS 10W-40


















Provides Excellent Wet Clutch Performance

AMSOIL MCF contains no friction modifiers and promotes smooth shifting and positive clutch engagement. AMSOIL MCF controls heat and prevents slippage and glazing, helping improve clutch life. AMSOIL Synthetic 10W-40 Motorcycle Oil meets the wet clutch frictional requirements of MA/MA2 as outlined in JASO Standard T903: 2006.

APPLICATIONS

AMSOIL Synthetic 10W-40 Motorcycle Oil is recommended for liquid or air-cooled 4-stroke engines. It meets SAE 80W/90, API GL-1 gear oil requirements and is recommended for transmissions on both 4- and 2-stroke motorcycles. AMSOIL MCF is recommended for Honda®, Kawasaki®, Yamaha®, Suzuki®, BMW®, Husqvarna®, Victory® and other motorcycles where 10W-40 or 20W-40 engine oils or SAE 80W/90, GL-1 gear oils are used. Not recommended where an API GL-4 or GL-5 gear oil is required.

 
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