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ooger
03-11-07, 10:55 PM
Hello all, been here a while but met no-one so far
(only had the bike a week.....)

I've just posted this:

http://forums.sv650.org/showthread.php?t=99633

Can anyone help out, or is this something I need my dealer for?

Please and thankyou :)


Thanks

ASM-Forever
04-11-07, 12:05 AM
If you lived in the Thames Valley, you would of been inundated with offers by now!

Sadly few sections match our high standards. :p;)

Law
04-11-07, 12:05 PM
If you lived in the Thames Valley, you would of been inundated with offers by now!

Sadly few sections match our high standards. :p;)

Oi, sod off back to your own section! :p

Hello all, been here a while but met no-one so far
(only had the bike a week.....)

I've just posted this:

http://forums.sv650.org/showthread.php?t=99633

Can anyone help out, or is this something I need my dealer for?

Please and thankyou :)


Thanks

I'm not mechanically minded but others have fitted scottoilers themselves.

They're incredibly busy these days, but come to the next meet and introduce yourself. They're usually there at the meets and you'll get some advice on scottoilers from them.

Don't worry if there are no bikes in the car park, it's an usual GM meet feature.

dirtydog
04-11-07, 12:31 PM
Oi, sod off back to your own section! :p

now now law that's not very nice is it? deserved bu not very nice ;)


They're incredibly busy these days, but come to the next meet and introduce yourself. They're usually there at the meets and you'll get some advice on scottoilers from them.



:-dd:-dd:-dd

FG1
04-11-07, 12:41 PM
I have one on my K6 so if you have no luck in your area let me know and we can meet up so you can see first hand how it goes. Do not pay somebody to fit it for you. It really is easy to fit yourself.

falc
04-11-07, 05:57 PM
Hey welcome to the guildford section of the forum and good choice on bike ;)

Scottoiler is fairly easy, I'm a bit busy at the moment, but the scottoiler site should have some pictures of how they installed it on the SV.

If you've not fitted it in a couple of weeks give us a shout.

Hope to see you at a meet!

ooger
06-11-07, 05:27 PM
Hey welcome to the guildford section of the forum and good choice on bike ;)

Scottoiler is fairly easy, I'm a bit busy at the moment, but the scottoiler site should have some pictures of how they installed it on the SV.

If you've not fitted it in a couple of weeks give us a shout.

Hope to see you at a meet!

Thankee all very much.

Not even got round to buying the unit yet, but I want it on and working in less than a fortnight (its good to have targets). I've done 200 miles and need to lube the chain ASAP methinks.....

I've read ALL (believe me) of the instructions on the Scottoiler website and at the moment I'm fairly sure I'll have a bit of trouble fitting it, mainly because I used google the other day to look up "swingarm" :rolleyes: (we've all been learners once...I hope)

(I've not got a paddock stand either, so I'm sure that wont help me out any either with this one.)

Thanks again everyone, specifically:

ASM-Forever - I'm almost into the Thames Valley area. on the Google map I've seen of the areas I'm nearly in the red stripe in the middle (though I work in Godalming). Would it be rude to attend both meets? :D

Law - I'd like to come to the next GM meet (if I'm free), why is it mainly car based dare I ask?!

Furry Ginger One - West Drayton is doable for me. I need to rack up a few more miles locally anyway until I get the 600 mile service done. Let me know if the offer still holds?

Falc - same applies, and thanks for the offer. I'll update this thread when I've got the unit.

My main question at the moment is where on the bike the reservoir bottle goes? Is it under the back seat?

dirtydog
06-11-07, 06:03 PM
Thankee all very much.

Not even got round to buying the unit yet, but I want it on and working in less than a fortnight (its good to have targets). I've done 200 miles and need to lube the chain ASAP methinks.....

I've read ALL (believe me) of the instructions on the Scottoiler website and at the moment I'm fairly sure I'll have a bit of trouble fitting it, mainly because I used google the other day to look up "swingarm" :rolleyes: (we've all been learners once...I hope)

(I've not got a paddock stand either, so I'm sure that wont help me out any either with this one.)

Thanks again everyone, specifically:

ASM-Forever - I'm almost into the Thames Valley area. on the Google map I've seen of the areas I'm nearly in the red stripe in the middle (though I work in Godalming). Would it be rude to attend both meets? :D

Law - I'd like to come to the next GM meet (if I'm free), why is it mainly car based dare I ask?!

Furry Ginger One - West Drayton is doable for me. I need to rack up a few more miles locally anyway until I get the 600 mile service done. Let me know if the offer still holds?

Falc - same applies, and thanks for the offer. I'll update this thread when I've got the unit.

My main question at the moment is where on the bike the reservoir bottle goes? Is it under the back seat?


Indeed we've all been learners once and if you don't ask then you don't find things out!

Once you've got a scottoiler post up and i'm sure either falc or myself can help you fit it. Tere are probably a few places you could put the reservoir but under the seat would be ok.

As for why the GM meets are normally car based is cos we're mainly a bunch of fair weather riders ;) although we do occasionally turn up on bikes (if it's not too cold or raining lol)

falc
07-11-07, 08:52 AM
Yup, we all had to cut our fingers somewhere and as DD said just post up when you've got all the bits and we'll help as much as poss

Us, fair weather riders? surely not ;)

dirtydog
07-11-07, 09:37 AM
Us, fair weather riders? surely not ;)


I think we could possibly be classed as fair weather riders :confused:



;);););)

FG1
07-11-07, 09:50 AM
offer still stands. I will fit it with you if you like. It wont take too long.

Law
07-11-07, 10:30 AM
I think we could possibly be classed as fair weather riders :confused:



;);););)

No! I'm not classed as a fair weather rider!

I'm classed as a poor weather crasher, that will avoid rain in the future! :p

falc
08-11-07, 07:26 AM
I think we could possibly be classed as fair weather riders :confused:



;);););)

Perhaps DD :-k

:D

ooger
19-11-07, 03:18 PM
OK update:

1) Scottoiler is in the post to me from eBay. Royal Mail delivered me a nice "the sender didn't pay enough postage" card today, so I suspect its being held ransom at the moment.

2) Also got crash bungs to fit from Chewys-stuff online

3) Also got front fenda extenda to fit

4) Its very cold outside and now I think I need a one of these too:
http://www.wolf-online.co.uk/product.asp?id=001254

---thats a very good price methinks.

When I've got the scottoiler out of the box and reassesed the situation, I'll get back to you all, I'm going to give it a shot myself I think.

My mate fitted one to his Bandit last week and the only problem he had was nearly cutting his thumb off, so I'm inspired.

ooger
09-12-07, 12:20 PM
OK - good news everybody!

Scottoiler is here, and I'm 100% sure of what to do with it, and where to fit it.

Now, I need to start removing bits to get to pieces....which is now another problem.

I don't have a Haynes or anything, and am sure I need to be under the front seat because otherwise....theres just nowhere to go and my hands are too big for the likkle gaps :p (I also need a lower fairing panel off, I think, to fit a new indicator to replace my busted one).

Can anyone help me this afternoon? FurryGingerOne or any one else??

I want to get this fitted, and replace the front indicator (and screw my new crash bungs on). I've got all the parts and will travel within a reasonable distance if anyones available to help me? Failing that you're all welcome to visit my newly spruced up heated & lit garage :)

Im in Farnborough, Hants if anyone can make it?

Help please!

Cheers,
Kev

DanAbnormal
10-12-07, 10:16 AM
I think we could possibly be classed as fair weather riders :confused:



;);););)

Speak for yourselves........

falc
14-12-07, 12:48 PM
Hey Ooger, still need help with this? Let us know as I have some time off coming up and should be around.

Tara
14-12-07, 02:23 PM
Hey Ooger, still need help with this? Let us know as I have some time off coming up and should be around.

erm darling!! what about the the decorating you promised and the ripping off of tiles in the toilet!!

only joking ;)

dirtydog
14-12-07, 02:30 PM
the ripping off of tiles in the toilet!!



Yeah hurry up and get that sorted so i can do the rest ;)

Tara
14-12-07, 02:39 PM
Thanks DD

falc
15-12-07, 06:42 AM
argh, I know, I know. Got lots of house bits to do, ill need to check my schedule first I guess :D

DanAbnormal
15-12-07, 11:17 AM
argh, I know, I know. Got lots of house bits to do, ill need to check my schedule first I guess :D

Ha, under the thumb already!:cheers:

falc
15-12-07, 02:17 PM
Ha, under the thumb already!:cheers:

Anything for an easy life :D

kitkat
16-12-07, 03:07 PM
I think we could possibly be classed as fair weather riders :confused:



;);););)



soft southern poofs more like :p

dirtydog
16-12-07, 04:05 PM
soft southern poofs more like :p


Nah i've done my time of commuting through winter and all that sort of thing