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Royaa703 25-01-09 04:07 PM
Is it worth looking into getting a Scottoiler?
 
Is it worth looking into getting a Scottoiler?

yorkie_chris 25-01-09 04:22 PM
Re: Is worth looking into getting a Scottoiler?
 
Yes.

Royaa703 25-01-09 04:23 PM
Re: Is worth looking into getting a Scottoiler?
 
How much are they? Are they easy to fit?

yorkie_chris 25-01-09 04:24 PM
Re: Is worth looking into getting a Scottoiler?
 
About £60. Not too hard.

Royaa703 25-01-09 04:25 PM
Re: Is worth looking into getting a Scottoiler?
 
ok thanks

rictus01 25-01-09 04:27 PM
Re: Is worth looking into getting a Scottoiler?
 
well it depends, if you have a fetish for using chain riveting tools, or kneeling behind the bike spraying grease or indeed enjoy dropping the bike off for C&S changes, then no don't bother.

However if you intend to actually use the bike, want to get at least double the mileage from your C&S, then as the man says it's a good idea.....:D

Cheers Mark.

Stu 25-01-09 04:28 PM
Re: Is worth looking into getting a Scottoiler?
 
2nd hand off ebay from £30. but deff. get one. Pays for itself in chain life, but more than pays for itself by making oiling your chain a non event :)

the_elements_600 25-01-09 04:28 PM
Re: Is worth looking into getting a Scottoiler?
 
The only thing I find though is that it only lubricates one side of the chain, but other than that, it works exceptionally well.

Stu 25-01-09 04:28 PM
Re: Is worth looking into getting a Scottoiler?
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by rictus01 (Post 1759101)
well it depends, if you have a fetish for using chain riveting tools, or kneeling behind the bike spraying grease or indeed enjoy dropping the bike off for C&S changes, then no don't bother.

However if you intend to actually use the bike, want to get at least double the mileage from your C&S, then as the man says it's a good idea.....:D

Cheers Mark.
So what yougoing to do on your 404?

yorkie_chris 25-01-09 04:31 PM
Re: Is worth looking into getting a Scottoiler?
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by the_elements_600 (Post 1759103)
The only thing I find though is that it only lubricates one side of the chain, but other than that, it works exceptionally well.
Oil is not needed on the sideplates, you are lubing the rollers.


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