New fuel product for motorcycles hits market
Vivo Energy has launched a new product, the ‘Shell Advance’, onto the Ghanaian market.
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Shell Advance is a motorcycle engine oil designed with the advanced response, control, enjoyment (RCE) technology that keeps motorcycles in peak condition and responsive to the slightest touch.
Specifically designed for motorcycles, the oil comes in two variants; Shell Advance AX3, a mono-grade which comes in a red bottle, and Shell Advance AX5, a premium multi-grade which comes in a yellow bottle.
at the launch of the products, the Country Lubes Sales and Marketing Manager of Vivo Energy Ghana, Mr John-Doe Samlafo, said Shell Advance was designed to offer reliable, durable and quality protection for all motorcycles to meet the unique needs of motorcyclists.
He said among the key benefits of the Shell Advance motorcycle engine oil were its active cleansing ingredients which protected the engine from wear, minimised vibration and reduced engine noise - giving motorbike riders a smoother quieter ride.
Mr Samlafo said the new RCE technology of Shell Advance delivered exceptional reliability of oil performance through careful formulations of the highest quality additives and base oil to enhance protection.
He said Shell Advance also enhanced control by helping to optimise gear shifts, ensure smooth clutch engagement, prevent slippage while increasing ride enjoyment by reducing vibrations and dampening engine noise.
“Motorcyclists will now enjoy the thrilling performance of their motorcycles as Shell lubricants are endorsed by the world’s top vehicle manufacturers including Ferrari, Mercedes, BMW, Toyota and the world’s leading motorbike brand, DUCATI,” he said.
In a speech read on behalf of the Northern Regional Minister, Mr Philibert K. Kuupol, commended Vivo Energy Ghana for the launch of Shell Advance motorcycle engine oil, indicating that it would be a source of relief for all motorcycle owners and users.
Vivo Energy’s Communications Manager, Mrs Shirley Tony Kum, also used the occasion to advise motorcyclists to adopt good road safety behaviours.