Four-Stroke Motorcycle Engine Oils
Did you know?
The four stroke engine was first demonstrated by Nicholaus Otto in 1876 and is also known as the Otto cycle.
Engine Requirements
Environmental regulations have created a shift from two-stroke (2T) engines to four-stroke (4T) engines in the motorcycle market. Four-stroke bikes have a compact design which means they have lubrication requirements different from those of passenger cars. All in one four-stroke oils must not cause clutch slippage during acceleration and should be able to withstand high temperatures and protect parts.
Product Benefits
Our products for four-stroke engines provide the following benefits:
- Provide optimum clutch performance in motorcycles
- Enable outstanding protection to critical parts such as pistons and ring grooves
- Control carbon, lacquer deposits and engine sludge at the high oil temperatures (130°C /266°F) that are reached in air cooled bikes
- Reduce power loss
- Protect gear parts
These benefits contribute to long equipment life and enable the consumer to get maximum performance out of the bike.
Oronite Products
- OLOA® 9364AJ is a dedicated 4 cycle motorcycle package meeting JASO MA2
- OLOA® 22005 meets JASO MA2 and is cascadeable in the latest high tier API categories
- OLOA® 9364J delivers JASO MA2 level friction performance and is cascadeable through the various API performances
