Re: Scottoiler. What do I need?
 

£65 here http://www.gear4bikes.com/acatalog/Scottoiler.html, think p&p was about 7.50 though!

Re: Scottoiler. What do I need?
 

See if george white do them, in last weeks MCN they had an offer, spend £25 or more and get a free goody bag of kit worth £75.

Scotty, well worth it 45,000 mls and counting on me viffer out of one gold O ring chain, don't for get to keep the chain clean.

Re: Scottoiler. What do I need?
 

mines now in a bucket was a waste of time fitting it in my experince! took ages to get the flow wright kept throwing oil allover the back wheel then stoped working as the pipe from the t/bodies keep coming off!.. now i spend half an hour a week cleaning the chain and reaplying chain wax then whilst im down there i inspect the back wheel, chain tension, suppension and anthing else i can see as when i had the oiller i just used to leave it

Re: Scottoiler. What do I need?
 

I'm very impressed with my scottoiler - flow rate is easy to set up - nicely oiled chain - and I can honestly say no oil on my rear wheel!!

Ok, so I've got oil trickling down mt rear arm, where the chain guard is collecting a little - bit its all good!!

Re: Scottoiler. What do I need?
 

+1 for Scottoilers, mine's kept my chain lubed up for the last 15,000 miles in all weathers.

Re: Scottoiler. What do I need?
 

As winters looming, and people are looking for them, it may well be worth you taking it out of said bucket, and popping it in the items for sale. :)

Re: Scottoiler. What do I need?
 

Opinions of whether to use the standard injector or is the optional twin injector the much preffered option? about to fit a standard one to the new bike. :confused:

Re: Scottoiler. What do I need?
 

I believe the twin injector isn't required (and some have said it's worse than the single I think).

I use the standard injector and have never had any probs.

Re: Scottoiler. What do I need?
 

Thanks for that, looks as though that's another £26 saved out of my pension. Plus what I guess is less heavy cleaning :thumbsup:

Re: Scottoiler. What do I need?
 

But just because you fitted it/adjusted it wrong doesn't make it a bad product.

Mines been on since about 15k, had a new chain on at 18k. Currently on 41k on the same chain. Never bought any oil, I just use anything I have kicking about, chainsaw oil, old engine oil, cheap new engine oil, whatever.

I did actually clean the chain once too.

Undoubtedly you may look at my back wheel and say "a scottoiler throws crap everywhere", but I bet a spray-can lubed bike would be just as bad if you'd not cleaned it in 31k miles.