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Recommended oil for my 2010 Xvs 11
| 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 3.28 Quarts |
MCFQT-EA
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| Engine Oil 15W-50 Synthetic Metric Motorcycle Oil |
Our motorcycle oil is fully synthetic and will give you awesome performance for max acceleration, giving you protection from extreme heat from high rpm, keeping your engine cool, running clean with max protection. This motorcycle oil meets or exceeds requirements from industry performance specs. Made in the USA. This is the best synthetic motorcycle oil for your 2010 Yamaha Xvs 11. | Capacity 3.28 Quarts |
MFFQT-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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Did you know synthetic oils adds protective elements that increase the lubricant's performance? Anti-foamants are used to collapse air bubbles quickly, preventing them from coming in contact with metal engine components preventing wear on your motorcycle engine.
