The motorbike gear oil is only used for a few bikes. The reason for it is that in many motorcycles, the gear is lubricated by a normal engine oil. Bikes with an extra gear lubrication need a specific transmission fluid. In this case, if you use a normal engine oil, you damage the gear.

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Bevor you buy a gear oil you have to check the specific clearances like SAE or API. SAE specification tells you which viscosity the motorcycle gear needs. For example 10W-30 or 75W-90. 75W in this case stands for the temperature resistance in the winter. The second number of disclosure applies to the summer time. The API GL Designation deemed labeling for requirements for oils and hence the transmission oil. Transmission fluids are usually marked with API GL-4 or API GL. 5 API4 in this case stands for a gear oil for severe conditions. They are offset to a small extent with additives to meet these requirements. API GL-5 is for use in harsh conditions. They also contain more additives as a gear fluid with API GL 4 marking. The additives are each used to reduce wear. How many liters of transmission oil the bike needs, see the Motorcycle manual. Otherwise, we can give you an telephonic support.