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#41
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Posted 15 November 2006 - 12:42 pm
I have used a scotoiler for years, now use one with large resavior behind number plate. they do give longer chain life but the scott oil is expensive. I use chainsaw chain oil, it is a lot cheaper @Ł5 for 5 litre and it has better antifling quality so less mess. You need to turn the feed UP in cold weather and DOWN in hot weather to keep the Scottoiler working properly though.
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[b]Now 03 TDM900 and Honda 450 Cafe Racer - previous bikes:- 97 virago535 -Triumph Trophy900- TDM850Mk1- Honda VF750F- Honda CB350K4- Honda CB650F chop- Suzuki 100- Honda CB900F x2 -Honda CB250 Dream -Kawasaki K400 -Honda CB650F Chop- Honda CB750K2- Kawasaki Z1000- HD Sportster1000- Triumph 500t- Honda 400/4- TriBsa 650- BSA C15- Triumph Speedtwin combo -BSA B33 chop- BSA A65 -BSA A10 chop- Ariel Golden Arrow- BSA Bantam- Francis Barnet- NSU Quickly. think thats the lot?
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Posted 15 November 2006 - 08:32 pm
QUOTE(Daveb @ Mon 12th Jun 2006, 06:23 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
o Will a Scottoiler leave less oil residue on the rim?
yes, wipes off easily
o Is it difficult to set up the Scottoiler for rigth amount of oil?
no
o Do you have to tweek these settings every 100 kms?
no only change setting during winter as oil gets thicker as temperature falls
o Are you all happy with your Scottoiler?
very happy
yes, wipes off easily
o Is it difficult to set up the Scottoiler for rigth amount of oil?
no
o Do you have to tweek these settings every 100 kms?
no only change setting during winter as oil gets thicker as temperature falls
o Are you all happy with your Scottoiler?
very happy
Just saves me typing it all again!
My bikes done 21000 miles with about 20000 with the scotoiler. I ride in all weathers all year round. The rear sprocket shows very little, if any, sign of wear...this says something I'm sure.
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Posted 12 December 2006 - 01:52 pm
Coming in late on this subject, whilst the Scottoiler is a good product, this one, as described at ....
www.Pro-Oiler.com
is way ahead. I have three of them fitted (one on each bike)
the web site is very comprehensive, and the system, once set, is very reliable.
Thorougly recommended.
mike
www.Pro-Oiler.com
is way ahead. I have three of them fitted (one on each bike)
the web site is very comprehensive, and the system, once set, is very reliable.
Thorougly recommended.
mike
Edited by stormy, 12 December 2006 - 01:53 pm.
RIP STORMY - killed by careless driver Oct 2009
currently owned ....
1996 YAMAHA TRX850 gone away for little holiday with Andrea
1997 YAMAHA TDM850 which are obviously an acquired taste. I fink I'm starting to get it now.....
1998 DUCATI 748 ... one way of keeping an old man broke.
1999 YAMAHA Thunderace there is STILL no finer motorcycle
2008 SUZUKI Bandit 1250SA ...... fecked by yours truly, but ......... still fitted with the worlds most uncomfortable bike seat. ouch!
currently owned ....
1996 YAMAHA TRX850 gone away for little holiday with Andrea
1997 YAMAHA TDM850 which are obviously an acquired taste. I fink I'm starting to get it now.....
1998 DUCATI 748 ... one way of keeping an old man broke.
1999 YAMAHA Thunderace there is STILL no finer motorcycle
2008 SUZUKI Bandit 1250SA ...... fecked by yours truly, but ......... still fitted with the worlds most uncomfortable bike seat. ouch!
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Posted 12 December 2006 - 04:44 pm
QUOTE(stormy @ Tue 12th Dec 2006, 01:37 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Coming in late on this subject, whilst the Scottoiler is a good product, this one, as described at ....
www.Pro-Oiler.com
is way ahead. I have three of them fitted (one on each bike)
the web site is very comprehensive, and the system, once set, is very reliable.
Thorougly recommended.
mike
www.Pro-Oiler.com
is way ahead. I have three of them fitted (one on each bike)
the web site is very comprehensive, and the system, once set, is very reliable.
Thorougly recommended.
mike
Looks like what Buck Roger's would put on his bike
Not sure if I want more electronics / mechanics on my bike, it may all be grand and smart but it rarely helps making bikes more reliable, esp in winter.
The Scottie may be less advanced and precise but it works well enough to make chains last forever and that's what counts.
That was not a banana, Dougal
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Posted 12 December 2006 - 08:48 pm
QUOTE(avonne @ Tue 12th Dec 2006, 08:33 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
post Today, 04:29 PM
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QUOTE(stormy @ Tue 12th Dec 2006, 01:37 PM) *
Coming in late on this subject, whilst the Scottoiler is a good product, this one, as described at ....
www.Pro-Oiler.com
is way ahead. I have three of them fitted (one on each bike)
the web site is very comprehensive, and the system, once set, is very reliable.
Thorougly recommended.
mike
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Looks like what Buck Roger's would put on his bike laugh.gif
Not sure if I want more electronics / mechanics on my bike, it may all be grand and smart but it rarely helps making bikes more reliable, esp in winter.
The Scottie may be less advanced and precise but it works well enough to make chains last forever and that's what counts.
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QUOTE(stormy @ Tue 12th Dec 2006, 01:37 PM) *
Coming in late on this subject, whilst the Scottoiler is a good product, this one, as described at ....
www.Pro-Oiler.com
is way ahead. I have three of them fitted (one on each bike)
the web site is very comprehensive, and the system, once set, is very reliable.
Thorougly recommended.
mike
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Looks like what Buck Roger's would put on his bike laugh.gif
Not sure if I want more electronics / mechanics on my bike, it may all be grand and smart but it rarely helps making bikes more reliable, esp in winter.
The Scottie may be less advanced and precise but it works well enough to make chains last forever and that's what counts.
Yes
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PRP exhaust, Scottoiler touring, Yamaha Heated grips, Givi top box & panniers, Garmin, MRA Vario screen, fenda extenda, BMW hand guards. Nippy Normans bar risers. 'Nitram Special' parking light. Starcom. Hagon progressive fork springs. Hagon Monoshock with Remote Adjuster. SW-Motech mirror extenders.GIVI Engine Protectors.
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Posted 12 December 2006 - 09:35 pm
QUOTE(avonne @ Tue 12th Dec 2006, 08:33 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
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Posted 12 December 2006 - 11:47 pm
QUOTE(robelst @ Tue 12th Dec 2006, 04:29 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Looks like what Buck Roger's would put on his bike
Not sure if I want more electronics / mechanics on my bike, it may all be grand and smart but it rarely helps making bikes more reliable, esp in winter.
The Scottie may be less advanced and precise but it works well enough to make chains last forever and that's what counts.
I agree to a point, and I'm only speaking as I've found, i.e. they work, and work well, better than the scotties I have had previously.
But each to their own!
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1996 YAMAHA TRX850 gone away for little holiday with Andrea
1997 YAMAHA TDM850 which are obviously an acquired taste. I fink I'm starting to get it now.....
1998 DUCATI 748 ... one way of keeping an old man broke.
1999 YAMAHA Thunderace there is STILL no finer motorcycle
2008 SUZUKI Bandit 1250SA ...... fecked by yours truly, but ......... still fitted with the worlds most uncomfortable bike seat. ouch!
currently owned ....
1996 YAMAHA TRX850 gone away for little holiday with Andrea
1997 YAMAHA TDM850 which are obviously an acquired taste. I fink I'm starting to get it now.....
1998 DUCATI 748 ... one way of keeping an old man broke.
1999 YAMAHA Thunderace there is STILL no finer motorcycle
2008 SUZUKI Bandit 1250SA ...... fecked by yours truly, but ......... still fitted with the worlds most uncomfortable bike seat. ouch!
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Posted 13 December 2006 - 12:17 am
QUOTE(stormy @ Tue 12th Dec 2006, 11:32 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
hey work, and work well, better than the scotties I have had previously.
They also claim not to need adjustment for different temperatures, which would be a huge advantage over the Scott Oiler. I spend alot of time when touring adjusting the Scottoiler to try and keep up with the changing temperatures, something that eliminated that problem has got to be good.
Not sure where that grt big bottle shown in the photos would sit on the TDM.
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Posted 13 December 2006 - 06:55 am
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Not sure where that grt big bottle shown in the photos would sit on the TDM.
Know what you mean: one of my few grouches about the TDM - even my old Transalp had a decently deep underseat space.
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Posted 13 December 2006 - 07:55 am
Just checking you buggers are watching
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PRP exhaust, Scottoiler touring, Yamaha Heated grips, Givi top box & panniers, Garmin, MRA Vario screen, fenda extenda, BMW hand guards. Nippy Normans bar risers. 'Nitram Special' parking light. Starcom. Hagon progressive fork springs. Hagon Monoshock with Remote Adjuster. SW-Motech mirror extenders.GIVI Engine Protectors.
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Posted 13 December 2006 - 02:45 pm
QUOTE(dapleb @ Wed 13th Dec 2006, 12:02 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
They also claim not to need adjustment for different temperatures, which would be a huge advantage over the Scott Oiler. I spend alot of time when touring adjusting the Scottoiler to try and keep up with the changing temperatures, something that eliminated that problem has got to be good.
Not sure where that grt big bottle shown in the photos would sit on the TDM.
Not sure where that grt big bottle shown in the photos would sit on the TDM.
That's true but I just don't worry too much if it's a bit too lean or too generous (greasing up a chain is not rocket science after all); I run it between 3 and 6, usually only change it when seasons pass by (although getting 13 degrees Celcius in December means I am still on full UK-summer schedule
).What would be nice though is automatic adjusting when it starts to rain: this is what really changes lubrication requirements. So if the Pro-oiler gets an extra sensor and a couple of lines of code added to the software I could change my mind.
Alternatively, I have seen people fitting the oiler-container in the dashboard, enabling adjustment on the go. But that's for true Scottoiler-enthusiasts-only I guess
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Posted 13 December 2006 - 03:04 pm
QUOTE(robelst @ Wed 13th Dec 2006, 03:30 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Alternatively, I have seen people fitting the oiler-container in the dashboard, enabling adjustment on the go. But that's for true Scottoiler-enthusiasts-only I guess
the pro-oiler has a LED display that goes on the dash, it has + and - buttons to adjust while you ride
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Posted 13 December 2006 - 06:00 pm
QUOTE(robelst @ Wed 13th Dec 2006, 02:30 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
What would be nice though is automatic adjusting when it starts to rain: this is what really changes lubrication requirements. So if the Pro-oiler gets an extra sensor and a couple of lines of code added to the software I could change my mind.
No need for wires!
use eyes ... Oh look its raining ... extend finger or thumb, push + button ....... more oiling. Reverse procedure for when it stops raining!
Joking aside, it is an excellent piece of kit, (the oil bottle is about the size of two packet of 20 cigs strapped together).
Christ, I'm starting to sound like a bloody salesman! (I actually have no connection to the company at all, just to put the record straight!)
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currently owned ....
1996 YAMAHA TRX850 gone away for little holiday with Andrea
1997 YAMAHA TDM850 which are obviously an acquired taste. I fink I'm starting to get it now.....
1998 DUCATI 748 ... one way of keeping an old man broke.
1999 YAMAHA Thunderace there is STILL no finer motorcycle
2008 SUZUKI Bandit 1250SA ...... fecked by yours truly, but ......... still fitted with the worlds most uncomfortable bike seat. ouch!
currently owned ....
1996 YAMAHA TRX850 gone away for little holiday with Andrea
1997 YAMAHA TDM850 which are obviously an acquired taste. I fink I'm starting to get it now.....
1998 DUCATI 748 ... one way of keeping an old man broke.
1999 YAMAHA Thunderace there is STILL no finer motorcycle
2008 SUZUKI Bandit 1250SA ...... fecked by yours truly, but ......... still fitted with the worlds most uncomfortable bike seat. ouch!
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Posted 13 December 2006 - 10:09 pm
QUOTE(stormy @ Wed 13th Dec 2006, 05:45 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
No need for wires!
use eyes ... Oh look its raining ... extend finger or thumb, push + button ....... more oiling. Reverse procedure for when it stops raining!
Joking aside, it is an excellent piece of kit, (the oil bottle is about the size of two packet of 20 cigs strapped together).
Christ, I'm starting to sound like a bloody salesman! (I actually have no connection to the company at all, just to put the record straight!)
mike
use eyes ... Oh look its raining ... extend finger or thumb, push + button ....... more oiling. Reverse procedure for when it stops raining!
Joking aside, it is an excellent piece of kit, (the oil bottle is about the size of two packet of 20 cigs strapped together).
Christ, I'm starting to sound like a bloody salesman! (I actually have no connection to the company at all, just to put the record straight!)
mike
looks good imo. now where are your plastic mirror caps ????
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Posted 13 December 2006 - 10:21 pm
missing apparently!
you've got good eyesight to see that from this picture!
you've got good eyesight to see that from this picture!
RIP STORMY - killed by careless driver Oct 2009
currently owned ....
1996 YAMAHA TRX850 gone away for little holiday with Andrea
1997 YAMAHA TDM850 which are obviously an acquired taste. I fink I'm starting to get it now.....
1998 DUCATI 748 ... one way of keeping an old man broke.
1999 YAMAHA Thunderace there is STILL no finer motorcycle
2008 SUZUKI Bandit 1250SA ...... fecked by yours truly, but ......... still fitted with the worlds most uncomfortable bike seat. ouch!
currently owned ....
1996 YAMAHA TRX850 gone away for little holiday with Andrea
1997 YAMAHA TDM850 which are obviously an acquired taste. I fink I'm starting to get it now.....
1998 DUCATI 748 ... one way of keeping an old man broke.
1999 YAMAHA Thunderace there is STILL no finer motorcycle
2008 SUZUKI Bandit 1250SA ...... fecked by yours truly, but ......... still fitted with the worlds most uncomfortable bike seat. ouch!
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Posted 14 December 2006 - 11:16 am
QUOTE(stormy @ Wed 13th Dec 2006, 10:06 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
you've got good eyesight to see that from this picture!
..or just found out the pic is clickable and zooms out into life-size
Having the adjuster on the handle-bars is really neat, handy at sudden rain showers indeed. Or shaking off unwanted persuers in true James Bond-style
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Posted 20 December 2007 - 11:41 pm
Just to bring a little life into this topic again.
Going to fit my recently aqquired oiler (thanks Stunts)
1) Is ChainSaw oil really any good?
2) Is your bike back on the road Tony as I want to visit and inspect your installation
ta
Going to fit my recently aqquired oiler (thanks Stunts)
1) Is ChainSaw oil really any good?
2) Is your bike back on the road Tony as I want to visit and inspect your installation
ta
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Posted 21 December 2007 - 09:55 am
QUOTE(CatsBum @ Thu 20th Dec 2007, 11:26 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Just to bring a little life into this topic again.
Going to fit my recently aqquired oiler (thanks Stunts)
1) Is ChainSaw oil really any good?
2) Is your bike back on the road Tony as I want to visit and inspect your installation
ta
Going to fit my recently aqquired oiler (thanks Stunts)
1) Is ChainSaw oil really any good?
2) Is your bike back on the road Tony as I want to visit and inspect your installation
ta
no, and don't be a cheapskate Cats !!! be a poshsalmon instead
spyball alarm/immob, bluespot brake calipers and Stainless hoses, Fournales air adjustable shock with Remote Resevoir, forks raised 10mm thru yokes, racetech linear fork springs in 15 wt oil, Kappa wingrack/luggage, heated grips, Kedo handguards, dual heat controller to power heated jacket liner and or pants!!, Stebel 136DB horn, K&N air filter, colour matched Baglux tank cover (magnetic tank bag modified to fit cover), osram +50% headloight bulbs, headlight protector,"NitramSpecial" parking loight, tail light indicators all running on LED's & incorporate "Lite Buddies", MK7 Scottoiler fitted, taller screen, 2-2 stainless steel CCC's, Devil stainless down pipes. MKI Renntec engine crash bars & sump guard.
engine changed july 2007 on a dyno run it made 79.1BHP / Torque 59.9Had a brief flirtation with a 1999 MKIIa but it blew an exaust valve on the M5 so was sold on to be repaired.
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Incidentally i finally changed the sprocks and chain at 24000 miles (but that was only cos it went in for a major service for valve clearances etc, so could easily have got more miles - just seemed convenient to do the whole lot at once)
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