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Hiflofiltro oil filter HF183
Road: online only
No Road stock at our physical shop. We are a motocross specialist; Road products are available exclusively through our webshop.
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Product description
Keep your motorcycle cleaner, cooler, and in top condition for longer with the Hiflofiltro Oil Filter HF183 – the premium replacement filter chosen by mechanics and riders worldwide for reliable engine protection!
Hiflofiltro has been the #1 aftermarket oil filter supplier for motorcycles for years. This HF183 filter is a direct, 100% plug-and-play replacement for the original filter on countless Honda, Kawasaki, Yamaha and other models. It is constructed from high-quality filter paper with a micro-fine filtration level that perfectly traps metal particles, dirt, carbon deposits and combustion byproducts, while allowing oil to flow freely.
Thanks to its sturdy metal housing, perfect seal with high-quality rubber O-ring and bypass valve, oil pressure remains optimal at all times – even during cold starts or high RPMs. This prevents wear to pistons, bearings, crankshaft and valves and ensures smoother operation, better lubrication and a longer engine lifespan.
Ideal for every oil change, major overhaul or preventive maintenance. Whether you ride a motocross, enduro, supermoto or street model that the HF183 fits: with a fresh Hiflofiltro, your motorcycle stays cleaner and performs better, ride after ride.
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Manufacturer
HIFLOFILTRO
30 Optima Park
DA1 4QX Crayford, Kent
GB
sales@bikealert.com
EU responsible person
Parts Europe GmbH
Conrad Röntgen-Str. 2
54332 Wasserliesch
Duitsland
sales@partseurope.eu
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