Engine oil MOTUL 7100 4T 10W60 4L ESTER
- EAN: MT845541
- Model: 7100 4T 10W60 4L ESTER
- Viscosity: 10W60
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- Oil specification: API SN, JASO MA2
- Volume [Liters]: 4
- Brand category: Premium
- Manufacturer: MOTUL
- Manufacturer part number: 104101
Purpose and Specifications
MOTUL 7100 4T 10W60 4L ESTER is a 100% synthetic ester-based engine oil designed for high-performance 4-stroke motorcycles, including sports bikes, street bikes, off-road enduro, trials, scooters, ATVs, and UTVs. It excels in engines with integrated gearboxes, wet or dry clutches, and those meeting Euro 2-5 emissions with catalytic converters. Perfect for demanding KTM, Husqvarna, and Moto Guzzi models requiring 10W-60 viscosity.
This premium oil uses Ester Technology to cut internal engine friction for smoother power delivery and better performance. It forms a tough oil film that holds up at high temperatures over 100°C during hard riding, protects gears from wear, and ensures sharp clutch grip for quick shifts in starting, acceleration, and cruising. API SP and JASO MA2 certified for reliable wet clutch operation without slippage.
- Drain interval: Up to 16,000 km or per manufacturer guidelines, tuned to your riding style.
- Operating range: Flows easily at cold starts down to -25°C, stays thick and protective up to 150°C+ in hot conditions.
- Shelf life: 5 years unopened in cool, dry storage.
- Volume: 4 liters, red color for easy leak spotting.
When to Use / Replace?
Use MOTUL 7100 10W60 for extreme riding: track days, long highway hauls, off-road adventures, or hot climates where engines run hot and hard. Replace every 12-16,000 km, 12 months, or sooner if riding aggressively, dusty trails, or frequent short trips. Check oil level weekly on air-cooled twins like Moto Guzzi.
Ideal if your bike manual calls for 10W-60, JASO MA2 oils. Mixable with other synthetics, but for best results, flush and refill fully.
FAQ
Q: Is this oil safe for my wet clutch bike?
A: Yes, JASO MA2 certification guarantees smooth clutch engagement without slipping in all riding modes.
Q: How often should I change it in daily commuting?
A: Every 8,000-12,000 km or 6-12 months to maintain peak protection and performance.
Q: Can it handle racing or high-heat track use?
A: Absolutely, its ester formula resists breakdown at high revs and temps over 100°C for extended protection.