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Recieved and installed! I'd post a picture but I'd end up getting abuse for the state of my bike

[Bibio]

any feedback is more than welcome good or bad.

[peterco]

Originally Posted by sniff

Shame that wheel isn't very!!

A wheel on the bike is not for show,the wheel will get dirty when it is in use

Took photo this morning






Chain washed/cleaned and lubed.....soon to have a scottoiler

Have got to say it a decent bit of kit.

Well done.....

[Jayneflakes]

Originally Posted by Bibio

any feedback is more than welcome good or bad.

Come and listen to the radio station today, might have a bit of feedback for you on there this afternoon between now and seven PM.

www.bikerrockradio.com

[muzikill]

Now it makes the rear axle nut look untidy!

[Bibio]

Originally Posted by Jayneflakes

Come and listen to the radio station today, might have a bit of feedback for you on there this afternoon between now and seven PM.

www.bikerrockradio.com

sorry Jayne but i was tooo busy enjoying myself on the Isle Of Bute

hope they were kind words. thanks for the shout if you did mention them.

did you polish them?

Originally Posted by muzikill

Now it makes the rear axle nut look untidy!

your just married so you shouldn't be messing with bikes. your a bad boy now go pleasure your wife

Ok, a review - I will try to post a picture with the scottoiler later. Overall very pleased, scottoiler is far better located than it was with a bolt though the bobbin hole on the swingarm. Otherwise it is clearly better quality than the OE part which had previously spun round and gouged the swingarm. The fit to the bolt/spindle through the wheel is far better and the accuracy of wheel alignment would be better - however tbh I count the threads on the adjuster rods instead (as I think that is probably the most accurate way of aligning the wheel).

Overall, very happy!

[Jayneflakes]

Originally Posted by Bibio

sorry Jayne but i was tooo busy enjoying myself on the Isle Of Bute

hope they were kind words. thanks for the shout if you did mention them?

They were kind words indeed along with a thank you.

[Jayneflakes]

It has taken me a couple of days to fit these little jewels because of my shoulder injury being rather painful. But there was only so long I could hold off playing.

Time for some feedback to the lovely Bibio.

First of all, the difference is huge.



Fitting is easy.




Setting the chain oil feed pipe could not be easier.



The feed pipe in final place.



Once in place, it looks lovely.



I do not have any negative comments to make, I cannot think of any thing that could be improved and fitting is an absolute doddle. Thank you Lance for a great little bit of kit. You are a star.

Oh by the way, is this clean enough for you fussy lot?

[Bibio]

thank you Jayne. those look absolutely lovely on the silver swingarm.

just a couple of comments. if you want to take the battle scar out your swingarm you can use a bit of scotch brite pad and rub along the grain, this will bring the grain affect back and mask the scar better. i would also advise that you try and get some slack in the pipework for your oiler as it looks a bit tight. if you move the nib a bit more away from the chain and a teensy weensy bit off the sprocket the oiler will work better as the oil then has centrifugal force to do its job better. otherwise top notch job