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    Auto Chain Oiler

    I just saw this web site and it looks like a good idea. They have an oiler that operates from engine vacuum and one that is electric. Anyone try one of these yet?

    http://www.scottoiler.com/

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    Administrator / BFF in the red jacket skidmark43's Avatar
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    Yes.
    The Scottoiler is popular on (non sport) streetbikes. Doesn't work well on a dirtbike / small DS.

    Flow rate off the vacuum is hard to control. Never tried the electric.

    I had great luck with the much cheaper / low-tech 'lubeman'. Use whatever fluid you wish & give the bottle a squeeze at the beginning of the day. At the end of the day the chain looks great, with very little mess.

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    oh yes, low tech is often the way to go. http://www.loobman.co.uk

    hmm, I got an empty squeeze type chain lube bottle at home...

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    seriously, the kit is a great value vs. DIY.
    or are you a closet BMW rider too?
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    Yeah, that looks like a fantastic little thing. Hopefully they keep making the original squeeze model; it looks like the "Loobman AB" might not be appropriate for Dualsport riding (yet).

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    I had one on a street bike, works great. Dirt bike, probably not so much.
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