Why Motorcycle Oil Is Different
Motorcycle engines often operate at higher revolutions than car engines, placing greater demands on the lubricant. Many motorcycles also use a shared oil system for the engine, gearbox and wet clutch, meaning the oil must provide lubrication, cooling and clutch compatibility without compromising performance.
Choosing the Correct Motorcycle Oil
The correct motorcycle oil should always match the viscosity grade and performance specification recommended by the manufacturer. Choosing the right oil helps maintain smooth engine operation, supports gear changes and protects internal components under both everyday riding and more demanding conditions.
Suitable for a Wide Range of Motorcycles
Our motorcycle oil range is suitable for commuter bikes, sports bikes, touring motorcycles, adventure bikes, off-road motorcycles and scooters. Products are available for both two-stroke and four-stroke engines, ensuring the correct lubricant can be selected for different engine designs and riding requirements.
Related Oils and Lubricants
Motorcycle maintenance often involves more than just changing the engine oil. Depending on your bike and servicing requirements, you may also need Two Stroke Oils for separate lubrication systems, Automotive Gear Oils for motorcycles with separate transmission lubrication, Chain Oils to help protect and lubricate the drive chain, or Greases for bearings and other moving components. Using the correct products throughout your motorcycle helps support reliable performance and long-term component protection.
Available in Mineral and Synthetic Formulations
Motorcycle oils are available in a range of formulations to suit different engines, riding styles and service intervals. Mineral oils are commonly used in older motorcycles and general riding applications, while semi-synthetic and fully synthetic oils offer improved thermal stability, wear protection and oxidation resistance for higher performance engines and more demanding use.
Finding the Right Motorcycle Oil
If you are unsure which motorcycle oil is suitable for your bike, refer to your manufacturer's handbook for the recommended viscosity grade and specification. You can also use our Search by Vehicle tool or contact our team for guidance on selecting a compatible product.
