Quicksilver Full Synthetic Motorcycle Oil

I’ve been using Quicksilver Full Synthetic Motorcycle Oil in all my bikes for decades, and it has never let me down. Currently, I run it in a 2024 Z900, 2007 Suzuki V-Strom 650, 2004 Honda Rebel 250, 2023 KLR 650, and a 2001 Yamaha V-Star. Every engine runs flawlessly, and I’ve never experienced oil burning, significant engine wear, or clutch issues. I follow a strict maintenance schedule and only use Quicksilver because it consistently delivers top-tier performance. This oil is cost-effective compared to other premium brands, yet the quality is outstanding. My bikes have never failed or disappointed me, and I won’t use any other lubricant. Pros: Excellent protection and performance Works across multiple motorcycle models No oil burning or clutch problems Cost-effective compared to other brands Proven reliability over decades Cons: None for me If you want an oil you can trust for the long haul, Quicksilver is the one. Highly recommended!

Good price on good oil for my 2002 Triumph Bonneville America.

Good oil. Lasts a while and keeps my bike running great

Haven't put it in the Ducati yet. Just seen that it was on sale at a very cheap price compared to what it normally is so I figured I would give it a try. Seems to have good reviews. At literally the quarter of what I normally pay for oil I really hope it's somewhat decent.

I use this oil in my Harley and have had zero problems. I would recommend it.

Good for use in my Harley and my Suzuki Boulevard.

I started using this over the Honda product and I can definitely tell the shifting as much smoother

Works great with wet clutches, Works great with my Grizzy 700 quad

I use this in both my VStar 650 and my Honda VT1100. Have been happy with it so far. Same performance as the expensive brands at a better price.

These engine oil for the bike is great! Engine running smooth and shifting is nice as well. Have been using it entire summer and it hasn’t given any issue. Great product and will buy again.

Seems to work as well as any oil I’ve used with my 07 Night Train 👍🏻

Considering the price is almost half of what I have been paying in the past for a very similar product. For me, cost is the biggest factor on my decision for which oil to purchase. This is being used in a bike which very seldom gets ridden during the summer. I have 11 motorcycles at the present time. You can understand why cost is an issue for me. Just doing an oil and filter change on all my bikes ends up being very expensive. This oil meets all the requirements necessary for the bike I'm using it in. I cannot forsee any issues with this oil. I certainly will recommend it.

I wasn't sure at first but I can assure I won’t go back to Motul after trying Quicksilver. It’s cheaper, and my 2005 Dyna Low Rider prefers it. Interestingly, the ticking sound also disappeared since I started using that oil.Quicksilver (Mercury Marine in business since 1939) is marine grade which is a cut above and it's the best oil you can get for your Harley.