Hi!
Just wanted to get others opinion's on Scott Oilers. I have used one on several bikes but normally have it set on minimum flow setting so the back wheel doesn't get covered in oil. I think it has improved chain life and just wanted to see what others think?
Cya Dutchy
Scott oilers?
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Scott oilers?
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Re: Scott oilers?
I use Torco Power Slide® Chain Lube
No fling of crap put it on after every ride when the chain is hot and after the bike has a bath. My chain has 38,000kms and still going well. http://www.torcousa.com/torco_product/pscl.html
Scott oiler the ultimate in lazyness? sounds smart to me
No fling of crap put it on after every ride when the chain is hot and after the bike has a bath. My chain has 38,000kms and still going well. http://www.torcousa.com/torco_product/pscl.html
Scott oiler the ultimate in lazyness? sounds smart to me
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Re: Scott oilers?
Should get 40-50k out of a oem chain anyway..i wouldnt bother, your sprockets wont last as long as chain anyway, thats what normally prompts the change..