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Motul Motorcycle 300v Synthetic Motor Oil 4 Liter - 10w40 on 2040-parts.com

US $52.00
Location:

Chillicothe, Illinois, United States

Chillicothe, Illinois, United States
Condition:New Brand:MOTUL Manufacturer Part Number:104121

BRAND NEW NO DAMAGE

MOTUL 300V RACING 10W40 MOTORCYCLE SYNTHETIC OIL
 BOTTLE 4L


Engine Type:4-Stroke
Quality:100% Synthetic
Product Range:Motorcycle
Viscosity:10w40
OEM Approvals :Above Existing standards
100% synthetic 4-Stroke motorcycle racing engine oil developed for Factory Teams. 300V Factory Line lubricant takes advantage of the ESTER Core® Technology to ensure you maximum power output of the engine without compromising the reliability and the wear. By selecting esters over other high performance synthetic base stocks and combining them with an innovative additive package, MOTUL has created a perfect synergy dedicated to the engine, the gearbox and the clutch. 


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