Engine Ice Hi-Performance Motorcycle Coolant 1.89L (Pre-Mixed)

Engine Ice Hi-Performance Coolant is a ready-to-use, propylene glycol based coolant and antifreeze made in the USA for liquid-cooled motorcycles. It comes pre-mixed in a 1.89 litre (half gallon) bottle, so there's no measuring or diluting. Drain, flush, fill and ride.

Indian riding is hard on cooling systems. Crawling through Bengaluru traffic in April, or climbing a ghat road on a loaded tourer, is exactly when engine temperatures creep up. Engine Ice is built for that kind of heat, which is why it has been the coolant of choice in motocross and road racing paddocks for over two decades. It is also biodegradable, phosphate free and far less toxic than conventional ethylene glycol coolant, which matters if you service your own bike at home.

Why riders switch to Engine Ice

• Pre-mixed and ready to pour, no water to add
• Boil-over protection up to 124°C (256°F)
• Freeze protection down to -22°C (-7°F)
• Propylene glycol base: biodegradable, phosphate free, non-toxic
• Corrosion inhibitors safe for aluminium radiators and engine internals
• Legal for use in AMA, CCS and FUSA road racing

Specifications

• Volume: 1.89 L (1/2 US gallon)
• Type: Pre-mixed coolant + antifreeze
• Base: Propylene glycol with de-ionised water
• Colour: Blue
• Suits: Any liquid-cooled motorcycle, scooter, ATV or dirt bike
• Origin: USA

How to use

Let the engine cool completely before opening the radiator cap. Drain the old coolant, then flush the system with clean (ideally distilled) water until it runs clear. Drain the water out, fill with Engine Ice and bleed any air from the system. Do the same for the overflow reservoir. Don't dilute it and don't mix it with other coolants, as that cancels out the benefit. Follow your bike's service interval for coolant changes.

FAQs

Is one bottle enough for my bike?
Most single and twin-cylinder bikes, like the KTM 390 Duke, RE Himalayan 450 or Triumph Speed 400, need well under 1.89 L for a complete change, so one bottle usually covers a full flush and fill with some left over for top-ups. Larger multi-cylinder bikes may need two.

Can I top up my existing coolant with Engine Ice?
It's best not to. Engine Ice works properly when the system has been flushed and filled with Engine Ice alone.

Will it really lower my engine temperature?
Engine Ice says its coolant reduces operating temperatures compared with conventional coolant. Results vary by bike and conditions, but riders consistently report fewer heat spikes in stop-and-go traffic.

Available at Furstgear, Bengaluru. We ship across India, with free shipping on orders above ₹10,000, and you're welcome to drop by the store any day of the week.