interesting alternative to a scottoiler

[simonm]

Fz8 and fz1 only by the looks of it.

http://www.carbonforbikes.com/index.php?cat=c65_Yamaha-FZ1---Fazer.html

[stevierst]

Its certainly an interesting idea, it just depends on how much it is.:

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[ddtwelve]

triumph tiger one for mine  149.90 euro    and 34.99eur for spare lub block i wont be getting one

[simonm]

triumph tiger one for mine  149.90 euro    and 34.99eur for spare lub block i wont be getting one

Wow that Is a lot especially as a block allegedly only lasts 6000km

[stevierst]

Used scottoiler £30, litre of cheap oil £4, can of degreaser for the mess it makes £5. There you go, 10,000 miles of chain lubing for less than 40 quid!

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[simonm]

Used scottoiler £30, litre of cheap oil £4, can of degreaser for the mess it makes £5. There you go, 10,000 miles of chain lubing for less than 40 quid!

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I only said it was interesting, not a must have ;-).  It was mentioned in ride this month as some Norwegian bloke had one.  I was curious about it.  It's an interesting concept if nothing else.

[Punkstig]

Tubing from halfords £2.50
Cable ties- whatever you have already lying about
Syringe from eBay £1.50
Inject 10ml or so before going for a ride, remove the syringe and let gravity do its job!


Cheap as chips and works fine, I had a scottoiler dual injector lying about so used that, but you can put a bicycle spoke or similar in the tubing in order to get the correct angle onto the sprocket!


Only takes ten minutes or so to set the tube in the right place.

[Skippernick]

Maybe the idea is to cut out the mess?

[Punkstig]

Which I see and completely understand, but that price to lube the chain for so few miles just so you don't have to wipe her arse so often!? 

[stevierst]

Tubing from halfords £2.50
Cable ties- whatever you have already lying about
Syringe from eBay £1.50
Inject 10ml or so before going for a ride, remove the syringe and let gravity do its job!


Cheap as chips and works fine, I had a scottoiler dual injector lying about so used that, but you can put a bicycle spoke or similar in the tubing in order to get the correct angle onto the sprocket!


Only takes ten minutes or so to set the tube in the right place.

I've done similar on two bikes now, but I used a hand sanitizer pump bottle. Did the same job as your syringe, but just looked a bit pants. Cost me bugger all though, and saved my chain for a year or two.

But then again I am a notorious tight RS :

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[Skippernick]

Which I see and completely understand, but that price to lube the chain for so few miles just so you don't have to wipe her arse so often!?