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Recommended oil for my 2016 Xl1200v Seventy-two
| Product Name | Product Description | Capacities | Product |
|---|---|---|---|
| Engine Oil 20W-50 Synthetic V-Twin Motorcycle Oil |
This 20w-50 motorcycle oil for your 2016 Harley-davidson Xl1200v Seventy-two is a top oil for those who want the best protection and extend the life of the engine. Top research goes into this lube to protect air cooled engines, wet-clutch lubrication, and even protects when your motorcycle is in storage. Offers great protection for short trip usage as well. Protects gears, chains and prevents rust. Meets or exceeds the requirements of both foreign and domestic motorcycles. Made in USA. | Capacity 2.75 Quarts |
MCVQT-EA
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Recommended oil filters for my 2016 Xl1200v Seventy-two
| Product Name | Product Description | Product |
|---|---|---|
| AMSOIL EaOM Motorcycle Oil Filters | Get the best motorcycle oil filter for the 2016 Harley-davidson Xl1200v Seventy-two and it is made in the USA. |
EAOM134-EA
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| AMSOIL EaOM Chrome Motorcycle Oil Filters | Get the best oil filter for your 2016 Harley-davidson Xl1200v Seventy-two. |
EAOM134C-EA
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Did you know synthetic motor oils include viscosity modifiers? They help keep your engine oil viscosity consistent as temperatures increase rather than the oil becoming thin and less viscous.
