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  • Offline hawaiianbrian   th

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    Scottoiler
    on: April 10, 2018, 06:16:09 am
    April 10, 2018, 06:16:09 am
    I have never had one of these before so I am finally trying one. Fitment was fairly easy. I tried to rout inside more but the CAT melted the lines so I had tyo bring the line further out. This is the MTS Vacuum kit which cost me 5700 baht or about $183 USD. Anyhow the jury is still out on this, let me go on a trip and I'll let you know how it does.


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    Re: Scottoiler
    Reply #1 on: April 10, 2018, 08:45:30 am
    April 10, 2018, 08:45:30 am
    That looks neat. They fitted mine, and I've mostly seen others, on the other side which gives the tubing a terrible route to the chain. I've already had one airlock  :013: I think I might re-do mine like yours.
    Anything more than two wheels is unnecessary.

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    Re: Scottoiler
    Reply #2 on: April 13, 2018, 06:33:31 pm
    April 13, 2018, 06:33:31 pm
    I´ve made my own Scottoiler and it works superb.

    I have to make the tutorial about how to make it but i can give you a few conseils.

    Scottoiler is "cheap", well a 150€ in Spain... I´ve made mine for 50€ and the oil is so much cheaper.

    You only need.

    Time --> 2H
    Material --> Pneumatic stuff as --> 1 caudalimeter, 1 electro-valve, wiring, 1 interruptor (in case it lubircates too much, wich actually does) and 3mm tube and you will have to do only 2 holes to the bike.

    Mine works so well that a close friend asked me to install it on his BMW GSA800 and is as happy as I am. the transmission has 25000km on my Multi 950 and is in quite good shape. Almost 75% of the Km I do is with my wife and panniers... and riding not ultra fast... but fast enough.

    I will post some pictures about it.

    Sorry for my English.

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    Re: Scottoiler
    Reply #3 on: April 13, 2018, 07:06:39 pm
    April 13, 2018, 07:06:39 pm
    I am still a great fan of the Cobrra Nemo oiler (as recommended to me by by thenozzle ) - relatively inexpensive, foolproof , easier to fit than other oilers  and a very neat fit

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    Re: Scottoiler
    Reply #4 on: April 13, 2018, 07:30:56 pm
    April 13, 2018, 07:30:56 pm
    I still think the Tutoro  Automatic Motorcycle Chain Oiler is the simple solution to auto oiling

    I have had mine on three different bikes never had a problem easy to set up




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