Synthetic Dirt Bike Transmission Fluid

Specifically formulated to provide consistent clutch feel

Confidence in Clutch Feel

AMSOIL Synthetic Dirt Bike Transmission Fluid’s superior friction-durability properties help minimize clutch slippage, providing riders consistent clutch feel during takeoffs or when navigating obstacles on the trail. Its lower viscosity delivers more aggressive clutch feel, while its superior performance helps instill in riders the confidence that their bikes will perform consistently in all types of riding conditions.

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Synthetic Dirt Bike Transmission Fluid

Designed to Improve the Performance of Bike and Rider

Grabbing the holeshot in a race or maneuvering around obstacles on the trail requires a transmission fluid that doesn’t slip or grab. AMSOIL Synthetic Dirt Bike Transmission Fluid is specifically formulated to provide consistent clutch feel, delivering riders confidence their clutch will respond the way they want. It also guards against gear and clutch wear so enthusiasts can spend more time riding and less performing maintenance. AMSOIL Synthetic Dirt Bike Transmission Fluid is a cost-effective

Available in Quarts and 12 Quart case

AMSOIL INC., the premier manufacturer of synthetic motorcycle lubricants, focuses on improving lubricant performance so riders can focus on improving their performance on the trail or the track. That’s why AMSOIL is the Official Oil of Monster Energy Supercross, AMSOIL Arenacross, AMSOIL GNCC and the AMA Amateur Nationals. Oil Ordering is your source – 800-579-0580 for your best deal!

• Delivers confident clutch feel
• Protects against gear and clutch wear

Protects Against Gear & Clutch Wear
The intense environment inside a dirt bike transmission can shear lubricants, leading to viscosity loss. A lubricant that has fallen out of its intended viscosity range can fail to develop a strong fluid film between parts, leading to wear. AMSOIL Synthetic Dirt Bike Transmission Fluid’s high-quality synthetic base oils withstands viscosity loss due to shear. It delivers excellent wear protection for gears and clutch plates, helping riders get the most out of their bikes.

APPLICATIONS
Use in two- and four-stroke dirt bikes that use a separate sump, including those made by Honda*, Yamaha*, Kawasaki*, Suzuki*, Husqvarna* and KTM*.

RECOMMENDATIONS
Change AMSOIL Synthetic Dirt Bike Transmission Fluid according to the vehicle manufacturer’s recommendations.

HEALTH and SAFETY
This product is not expected to cause health concerns when used for the intended application and according to the recommendations in the Safety Data Sheet (SDS). An SDS is available via the Internet at www.amsoil.com or upon request at (715) 392-7101. Keep Out of Reach of Children. Recycle used oil and bottle.

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use. All products advertised here are AMSOIL-engineered for use in the applications shown.

Revised Recommendations

If you are currently satisfied using AMSOIL Synthetic Dirt Bike Oil in your dirt bike transmission, there’s no need to change anything. However, Synthetic Dirt Bike Transmission Fluid is now the primary recommendation for all two-stroke bikes, since two-strokes use a separate sump. Many two-stroke riders look for lubricants labelled specifically for the transmission, and this adjustment is designed to suit their needs.

The four-stroke market segment is slightly different. The popular Honda* CRF is the only four-stroke bike that uses a separate sump, but because the owner’s manual recommends using the same oil in the engine and transmission, AMSOIL Synthetic Dirt Bike Oil remains the primary recommendation. Synthetic Dirt Bike Transmission Fluid is the secondary recommendation.

For all other four-stroke bikes, AMSOIL Synthetic Dirt Bike Oil is the primary – and only – recommendation. For specific product recommendations, consult the Motorcycle Product Guide on www.amsoil.com.