Motor Oils

Motor Oils

Your oil is the single maintenance choice you feel every time you ride. It affects heat control, clutch feel, and long-term wear. Fresh, correct oil keeps engines quiet and responsive. At WyldPerformance we stock oils chosen for real-world riding — from daily streets to long highway miles.

This category covers high-quality motorcycle formulas built for two-wheel demands. You’ll find full synthetics, blends, and options tuned for wet-clutch systems. A good oil resists breakdown under heat. It maintains viscosity under load. It helps suspension of contaminants until your next change. For riders who push hard or log long miles, full synthetic options like Bike Master Full Synthetic deliver stronger heat resistance and longer change intervals. Synthetic blends balance protection and cost for routine use. Conventional oils still work well on older or spec-specific engines.

The benefits are simple and practical. Better lubrication reduces friction and wear. Smoother clutch engagement improves shifting and rider control. Stable oil temperature helps preserve internal parts. That translates to a bike that runs more consistently and needs fewer surprise repairs. We list viscosity and application clearly so you can pick the right product for your engine and climate. No guessing. No filler.

We work with trusted suppliers and check product specs so you don’t have to. Each listing shows recommended service intervals and compatibility notes. If you’re prepping for the season or keeping up with routine care, choose the oil that matches your manual and riding style. A small investment in the right formula pays off with cleaner running, quieter operation, and longer engine life.

Motor Oils FAQ

How often should I change motor oil?

Follow your owner’s manual. Many riders change oil every 3,000–5,000 miles depending on use.

Is motorcycle oil different from car oil?

Yes. Bike oil is formulated for wet clutches and higher RPM stress.

When should I choose full synthetic?

For hard riding, high heat, or longer service intervals—full synthetic is the best option.

What viscosity should I use?

Check your manual. Common choices include 10W-40 and 20W-50.

Can I mix oil types in a pinch?

It’s best avoided. If necessary, match viscosity and change to the proper oil soon after.

Will better oil improve performance?

It won’t increase peak power. But it smooths operation, reduces wear, and preserves power over time.