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Valvoline 20W50 Synthetic Motorcycle Oil, Quart
Valvoline 20W50 Synthetic Motorcycle Oil, Quart
Legends, Micro Sprint, Mini Sprint, Synthetic Oil Type, 20W50 Oil Weight
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Valvoline 20W50 Synthetic Motorcycle Oil, Quart
Part # 7957435251
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Oil Type:
Synthetic
Oil Weight:
20W50
Liquid Measurement:
1 quarts
MFG. Part #:
743525
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Each
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For performance trusted by motorcycle owners and race teams around the world, use Valvoline motorcycle oil. It's formulated for the specific needs of motorcycles, including high temperatures, high RPMs, and wet clutch systems.
- Synthetic formulation maximizes power and acceleration
- Outstanding wet clutch protection for maximum power transfer and smooth shifting
- Added protection against harmful deposits that can decrease engine performance
- Excellent wear corrosion protection to help keep your engine performaing at its best
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