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Recommended oil for my 2009 Raider Xv
| Product Name | Product Description | Capacities | Product |
|---|---|---|---|
| Engine Oil 10W-40 Synthetic Metric Motorcycle Oil |
Revving your motorcycle engine to the max or cruising on a sunny day, this oil will protect your engine with top wear protection, smooth shifting and cleaner performance giving you peace of mind. This motorcycle oil is synthetic and made in the USA. | Capacity 5.18 Quarts |
MCFQT-EA
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| Gear SEVERE GEAR® 75W-90 |
This special formula is made for harsh operating conditions that pick-up trucks endure. Also top-notch protection for SUVs, heavy equipment, and other heavy-duty vehicles. Made in the USA. |
SVGPK-EA
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Recommended oil filters for my 2009 Raider Xv
| Product Name | Product Description | Product |
|---|---|---|
| AMSOIL EaOM Motorcycle Oil Filters | Protect your 2009 Yamaha Raider Xv with this top filter! |
EAOM103-EA
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| AMSOIL EaOM Chrome Motorcycle Oil Filters | This is an awesome filter for your 2009 Yamaha Raider Xv. Made in USA! |
EAOM103C-EA
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Synthetic oil for motorcycle engines is carefully designed by chemists to make sure all of the oils and additives interact to the benefit of your vehicle. Additives can throw off the balance, inadvertently causing issues from corrosion at high temperatures to overusing anti-foaming agents, which increase, rather than decrease, the foam in the system.
