Who's got a Loobman?

http://www.loobman.com/index.html

I been told about these guys at work - as I have about 3 cans of spray left over from miss daytona, then was considering a scottoiler.

Does anyone here have a Loobman? It does look a little mickey mouse but just wanted to know how well it works and the various applications.

[Biker Biggles]

I bought one for 99p on ebay a while back just to try it out.Very crude and basic and a bit of a hassle so I took it off.(Before it fell off as thats what it looked like it was going to do.)

I also thought the loobman looked a little too simple, and its effectiveness also looked dubious.

I opted for a motrax "lubetronic" for one bike, and a scottoiler for the other. The lubetronic is fully electronic; both work very well.

I had one on the last bike and bits would fall off of it, though it did the job OK. Just stuck a scottoiler on current bike - much less hassle and the chain is always clean and well oiled. For £60 (ebay) and about 30 mins fitting time it's well worth it.
Loobman is easier to fit but needs to be stored somewhere easily accessible.

Fit a Scottoiler, don't bother with inferior copies.

I have an unused Loobman in the garage. I have a Scottoiler on the SV...

[yorkie_chris]

+1 for the scottoilers, mine's great.

I have used a loobman for the past 5,000 miles. Its very basic but does it very well as the scotoiler. Only problem it drips oil if you squeeze the bottle too much for a short ride. I do have both the loobman and scotoiler, but if your on a budget and don't mind getting messy at it then the loobman is the best kit.

Originally Posted by Lozzo

Fit a Scottoiler, don't bother with inferior copies.

This is funny, loobman invented the double sided oil feed before Scottoiler, so who is copying who?

Turtle, what's the lubetronic like??