Every moving part on your motorcycle faces friction, heat and exposure to the elements. The right lubricant prevents wear, stops corrosion and keeps controls, bearings and cables running smoothly. This category contains everything you need to maintain performance and avoid costly repairs.
Different motorcycle parts require different lubrication types. Using the wrong product can cause premature wear or failure.
Ideal for hinges, footpegs, locks and general moving parts. Penetrating oils loosen rust, displace moisture and protect electrical connectors.
Thin, penetrating oils designed to lubricate throttle and clutch cables from end to end. Best applied with a cable luber tool.
Waterproof grease for wheel bearings, steering bearings and swingarms. Copper or ceramic anti‑seize for exhaust bolts and brake components.
| Type | Feature | Best For | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Universal Spray | Thin, moisture‑displacing | Footpegs, stands, connectors | Not for bearings |
| Cable Lube | Highly penetrating | Throttle & clutch cables | Use a cable luber |
| Waterproof Grease | Thick, durable | Bearings, swingarm | Use in sealed systems |
| Copper Paste | Heat‑resistant | Exhaust bolts, brake pads | Not for slide pins |
No. It’s great for cleaning and rust removal but not for long‑term lubrication.
Copper or ceramic paste on pad backs. Use rubber‑safe brake grease on slide pins.
Anti‑seize prevents plugs from sticking in the aluminum cylinder head.
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