The Yamalube Difference!

Yamaha are very proud to announce the availability of their own quality oil brand, developed specifically by Yamaha, for Yamahas. It was apparent that there was a need for an oil that had better qualities than those currently available, so Yamaha engineers specified an oil that would give better engine life with improved performance – the result? Yamalube!

This genuine lube range has been available for their marine products for some time now and the motorcycle range has been sold in the US with great success in previous years.

Now in Europe, the Yamalube brand is being aggressively marketed including the use of the product in Valentino’s M1 Yamaha MotoGP machine.

Available through Yamaha’s authorised Dealer network, along with a complete range of four stroke oils and a synthetic 2-stroke oil, customers can get Yamalube care-line products such as cleaning spray, polish, chain lube (including handy travel version) and helmet care products.

More information on this new range and all of Yamaha’s extensive selection of genuine accessories click on www.yamaha-motor.co.uk/accessories.

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The Yamalube Difference!

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