Is this Scotoiler fitted correctly?
 

Here is a snap of the K7 I'm getting at the weekend. Having no experience of Scotoilers, is this set right?

http://i250.photobucket.com/albums/g...9032011060.jpg

Re: Is this Scotoiler set correctly
 

Its not particularly discreet but if its in the correct position by the sprocket i see now reason for it not to work

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Sorry, missed the question mark off the end! I did think it looked abit weird, how could I improve it?

Re: Is this Scotoiler set correctly
 

Instead of sending it along the top of the chain guard you could link it along the bottom/inside/top of the swing arm.

Re: Is this Scotoiler set correctly
 

Decent routing in the third pic here: http://forums.sv650.org/showpost.php...1&postcount=32

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Would this be better? (red line) Down behind chainguard, along top of swing arm then down behind swing arm to sprocket? Is it in the right place to start with? Also, how can I fix it to the swing arm? Cable ties?

http://i250.photobucket.com/albums/g...32011060-2.jpg

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Looks to be flecking the tyre a bit or are those moulding marks?

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The pic I linked to above used the same bolts on the underside of the swinging arm by the looks of things, not looked so I'm not sure if it was drilled for the job or not...if it was then cable ties it is...atleast the swinging arm is black

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They are moulding bits, not sure how old the tyre is. I don't mind how it looks, it's just the ring terminal they have used on the chainguard screw. What would you guys advise? I could just paint that terminal black so it's not so obvious.

Re: Is this Scotoiler set correctly
 

Scottoiler do stick on clips that attach to your swing arm and hold the tube in place. Thats what I currently use