Putoline HPX R 10W Fork Oil 1 liter

Product description
Putoline HPX R 10W fork oil (1 liter) is a high-quality oil specially designed for motorcycle suspension. Ideal for motocross, enduro and sport riding, this oil delivers consistent damping and smooth performance under heavy conditions.
- Viscosity and formula: 10W HPX R formula for stable damping, retention of damping characteristics and limited foam formation under load.
- Contents: 1 liter bottle, designed for regular fork oil replacement and maintenance.
- Foam prevention: Advanced formulation reduces foam formation for reliable damping from the very first contact with terrain bumps.
- Wear protection: High-quality additives protect internal components from wear during intensive use.
- Application and compatibility: Suitable for forks that recommend 10W oil; widely usable for a variety of motorcycles and fork setups.
With Putoline HPX R 10W, you choose a fork oil that inspires confidence during races and long rides. The oil delivers consistent damping, increased control and riding comfort, and helps suspension last longer on rough terrain and under high loads — so you can react faster and more precisely in any situation.
The Putoline HPX R 10W Fork Oil 1 Liter is a high-quality fork oil specially developed for optimal motorcycle suspension performance. This oil delivers consistent damping and smooth fork performance even under heavy conditions.
Thanks to its advanced formulation, this fork oil offers excellent protection against wear and foam formation. This results in stable damping and better control while riding, which is essential for motocross, enduro and sport use.
The Putoline HPX R 10W is suitable for various types of forks and helps optimize your suspension performance.
Benefits:
- Consistent and stable damping
- Reduces foam formation
- Protects against wear
- Improves control and riding comfort
- Suitable for intensive use
- Premium quality
Application:
Suitable for motorcycle forks where 10W fork oil is recommended.
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