NGK spark plug CR8EB
€8,00
NGK spark plug DCPR8E
€8,00
NGK spark plug BPR5ES
€3,15
€3,50
NGK sparkplug BP5ES
€2,70
€3,00
NGK spark plug BR8ES
€3,60
€4,00
NGK spark plug DPR7EA-9
€3,60
€4,00
NGK spark plug BR8EIX
€13,50
€15,00
NGK spark plug DPR8EA-9
€4,50
€5,00
NGK Spark Plug BR8EG
€7,20
€8,00
NGK Spark Plug BR9EIX
€13,50
€15,00
NGK spark plug BR8ECM
€8,10
€9,00
NGK spark plug BR9ECMIX Iridium
€18,00
€20,00
NGK spark plug CR9EIA-9 Laser Iridium
€11,70
€18,00
Spark Plugs – Reliable Ignition for Maximum Motorcycle Engine Performance
Spark plugs are critical components in motorcycle engines, delivering the electric spark needed to ignite the fuel-air mixture and keep your bike running smoothly. High-quality motorcycle spark plugs improve ignition efficiency, boost fuel economy, and ensure smoother engine operation for better riding performance. Choosing the right spark plug tailored for your motorcycle helps maintain optimal power and engine longevity on every ride.
Featured Brands
- NGK
World-leading spark plug brand trusted by motorcyclists for exceptional performance, reliability, and compatibility across a wide range of motorcycle engines. - Denso
Innovative spark plug technology offering long-lasting durability, efficient ignition, and improved fuel efficiency designed specifically for motorcycles.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
- Why are motorcycle spark plugs important?
- Spark plugs ignite the air-fuel mixture inside your motorcycle’s engine, enabling combustion and keeping your bike running smoothly.
- How do I choose the right motorcycle spark plug?
- Refer to your motorcycle manufacturer’s specifications, and consider heat range, electrode material, and model compatibility.
- How often should I replace motorcycle spark plugs?
- Replacement intervals vary but typically range from 15,000 to 30,000 km for standard plugs and longer for premium types. Always follow manufacturer recommendations.
- What are signs of worn motorcycle spark plugs?
- Symptoms include difficulty starting, engine misfires, reduced power, rough idling, and increased fuel consumption.