Amsoil Synthetic Motor Oils & Lubricants For V-Twin And Big Bikes
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Amsoil Products For Motorcycles
Why AMSOIl? | The introduction of the world’s first synthetic motor oil to meet American Petroleum Institute service requirements in 1972 set all-new standards for motor oil quality. AMSOIL synthetic motor oil outperformed conventional petroleum motor oils on all counts. It was clear from the start that this innovative product would play a major role in engine performance and engine life.
That tradition of innovation and technological advancement carries on with AMSOIL Synthetic Motorcycle Oil. It is engineered to withstand the devastating effects of extreme heat. It features exceptional high-temperature film strength for maximum wear protection and delivers excellent wet-clutch performance and transmission protection. AMSOIL Synthetic Motorcycle Oil helps keep your bike operating at peak efficiency for the long-haul.
Benefits of these new oils include Improved Transmission Protection, Excellent Wet Clutch Performance, Excellent Corrosion Protection, Outstanding Heat Resistance,· Robust Additive Levels, & Excellent Value for Cost Effective Performance.
Dyno Tested
Protection against extreme heat is of the utmost importance in motorcycle applications. The air-cooled V-twin engines used in Harley-Davidson motorcycles can get extremely hot, particularly when idling or traveling at low speeds. If a motorcycle oil cannot withstand hot operating temperatures, its ability to provide adequate engine protection is compromised. AMSOIL Synthetic Motorcycle Oil is formulated to withstand extreme heat conditions beyond the hottest temperatures motorcycles typically experience, providing peace of mind that motorcycles receive outstanding protection and performance no matter how extreme the operating conditions.
AMSOIL Extreme Heat Test Results
Infrared Camera Shows Temperatures In The Cylinders Rising Above 500°F

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