California Superbike School partners with LIQUI MOLY

When excellence matters, there is no room for compromise. That’s why the California Superbike School relies on LIQUI MOLY. The oil and additive specialist supplies the organizer of riding instruction with its wide range of motorcycle chemicals. “The fleet of motorcycles will have LIQUI MOLY’s protection and performance behind them, allowing the riders to maximize their learning experience there,” says Vinny Russo, who is responsible for the Powersports segment at LIQUI MOLY USA.

LIQUI MOLY offers a complete range of products especially for motorcycles: Oils and additives, cleaning and care products, brake fluids and greases. Everything from one company for certain compatibility. LIQUI MOLY has also long been a firm fixture in motorsport. All teams in the Moto2 and Moto3 world championship series ride with LIQUI MOLY motor oil.

The same oil, the Motorbike 4T Synth 5W-40 Street Race, is now flowing in all BMW S1000RR models at the California Superbike School. “We chose LIQUI MOLY because it’s a top-tier brand we can rely on,” says Dylan Code, Project Manager from the California Superbike School. “We can also make full use of the other products for motorcycles: Fork Oil, Leather Care and Visor Cleaner – to name just a few examples. When we first received the range of products it was like Christmas.” The cooperation with LIQUI MOLY is demonstrated by its logo presence on motorcycles, leather combos and at events.

The California Superbike School is a pioneer of riding instruction for motorcyclists. Since its founding in 1980, 153,000 riders have completed the training, which takes place at tracks across the USA. California Superbike School graduates have claimed 93 World and National Championships. However the majority of the students are day-to-day riders looking to improve their cornering skills.

“Anyone completing a course at California Superbike School wants to take their skills and knowledge to the next level,” says Vinny Russo. “We are also pleased to provide the attendees with some technical background on oils and additives.”