Tip for Oil Penetration:
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Place the foam filter into a sturdy bag, pour in the appropriate amount of oil, and gently work the oil into the entire filter with your fingers (do not wring). Remove any excess oil.
Regular Inspection and Maintenance:
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Regularly check the foam filter. As soon as it becomes dirty, remove it from the motorcycle (clean it or replace it with a new one).
Maintenance and Cleaning:
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When the filter becomes dusty, the filter material can be washed and dried (we recommend using a suitable solvent).
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Once clean, re-oil the filter and remove any excess oil by squeezing the filter—do not wring it.
Bel-Ray products have proven their value for over 60 years by setting the standard in quality and performance. Through cutting-edge technology, Bel-Ray’s Industrial, Mining, and Powersports divisions develop oils and lubricants that offer maximum protection and cost-efficiency for a wide range of applications in the aerospace, automotive, energy, food, marine, military, motorcycle, OEM, textile, and other industries.
Bel-Ray lubricants have served on submarines, traveled to the Moon, endured freezing Arctic winters, resisted desert dust and heat, and raced in motorsports championships. They are manufactured in the USA by a privately held family-owned company based in Farmingdale, New Jersey. From its humble beginnings in the founders’ parents’ garage, Bel-Ray has grown into a global brand with distribution across Asia, Africa, the Americas, Europe, Australia—even supplying Antarctica.
The expertise and experience of Bel-Ray’s people, along with innovative technologies, are infused into every product—from the development of high-performance specialty lubricants, to competitive pricing and exceptional customer service. Bel-Ray is fully equipped to deliver Total Performance Lubricants of the highest quality and performance.
Since 1946, Bel-Ray has helped customers get the most out of their machines and equipment. Bel-Ray lubricants operate in furnaces reaching temperatures of over 1000°C, in high-speed production lines, in 100-ton mining excavators, and in your favorite motorcycles and ATVs—in some of the world’s most demanding environments.
