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Old 14-11-11, 05:08 PM   #11
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Default Re: tutoro chain oiler?

This automatic version sounds good, I might see if I can get one installed on the Triumph
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Old 15-11-11, 12:36 AM   #12
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I like the simplistic idea of these but just know I'd forget to turn it off and would end up with a puddle of oil under the bike... If, as the Rev Jane tells us, they have a new one on the way that does not need me to remember I will defo be interested. Keep us posted Jane.
The word is that the new one will be out very soon. Trust me folks, it is a great product, I was lucky enough to be sent a pre-production sample and even that is beautifully made.
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Old 15-11-11, 04:01 PM   #13
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Any ideas on the price of this new oiler?
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Old 16-11-11, 11:15 AM   #14
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Problem with every chain oiler is the way it delivers it to the chain looks rubbish. Apart from the dual sided scottoiler and that doesn't work!

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Old 16-11-11, 11:30 AM   #15
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Aim it at the FRONT sprocket, Andy. 'tis totally invisible.
It worked on my SV & will be doing that with the Triple when I take the sprocket cover off.
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Old 16-11-11, 12:37 PM   #16
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yea but it flings more and makes it look as though you have an oil leak
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Old 16-11-11, 01:28 PM   #17
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But you both ride triumphs...
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Old 16-11-11, 01:33 PM   #18
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What. Your suggesting that we don't need to lube our chains? Or more likely that due to superior manufacturing techniques our bikes will never leak oil and so we shouldn't be worried?


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Old 16-11-11, 01:43 PM   #19
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Default Re: tutoro chain oiler?

Just thrown my tutoro in the bin. It never worked properly, either dumping all the oil in a minute or nothing seemed to happen. I know it was cheap, so I only blame myself for expecting anything from it.
I had a mate made his own from a squeezy bottle and a pipe, and he just gave it a squeeze every now and then, he reckoned it did the trick just as well as anything complcated.
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Old 16-11-11, 05:28 PM   #20
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Mine worked perfectly on the SV from day 1, I fitted a chain and sprocket set at the same time and in the 8K miles I did before tradeing it in the chain never got adjusted after initial fitting, checked every month though when the chain got a clean (probably overkill but it kept me entertained).

I would not hesitate to fit another to the Daytona, having one on the SV made me a bit lazy with chain care...
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