What oil can I use in a Scottoiler?

Scottoil Standard Blue Oil is specifically blended for use with Scottoiler chain lube systems. Scottoil Traditional should be used in ambient temperatures of 0-30 ̊C. Your choice of oil depends on the general riding temperatures you usually experience.

What is Scottoiler system?

Scottoiler chain oiler products are the benchmark for motorbike chain lube systems and used by motorcyclists worldwide. Using a Scottoiler system means your chain is automatically lubricated while you ride, saving you time, money, and hassle on chain maintenance.

How does a Scottoiler work?

A Scottoiler provides a constant, measured supply of safe lubricating oil, ensuring your chain lasts up to three times longer. An oil-carrying reservoir which bolts to your bike, giving an adjustable flow of lubricant through a pipe when ever the engine is running.

Are Scottoilers any good?

This phenomenal device has been installed on everyone of my bikes and works a treat. In short, Scottoiler is a chain oiler. Personally, it is the best thing you could install on your bike since heated grips, as it allows you to cover hundreds of miles without having to worry about greasing and cleaning your chain!

What is a chain oiler?

Chain oiler systems are accessories for your motorcycle that take over the entire chain maintenance regime. Automatic chain lubrication means no more messing around with dirty chains and more time to ride. Automatically lubricate your chain only when you ride. Significantly increases chain and sprockets life.

How long does scottoiler last?

Depending on how you set the flow rate, you’ll get around 1,000 to 1,500miles between fills, so the 250ml bottle, which costs just £5.48 to replace, will last between 4,000 and 6,250miles – a good year for the average rider.

Do I need a chain oiler?

Your chain will need lubing approximately once every 500 miles, depending on the whether. If you’re using your bike regularly, then a squirt of chain lube every week should do the business. If you’re only using it on weekends, then once a month will suffice.

Are motorcycle chain oilers worth it?

An oiler is definitely worth it, both for ease of use, and a long lasting chain. I use a Loobman, which is cheap and simple, and does not use anything electric or vacuum, and can be mounted in many clever ways to be within reach. I would not go back to spray lube and all that hassle.

Which motorcycle chain lube is best?

1. ProHonda Chain Lube & Cleaner.
2. Maxima Chain Wax.
3. Bel-Ray Super Clean Chain Lube.
4. Motorex Road Chain Lube.
5. Motul C2 Chain Lube Road.
6. DuPont Teflon Chain-Saver Dry Self-Cleaning Lubricant.
7. PJ1 Blue Label Chain Lube.

Why do you need a Scottoiler chain oiler?

Using a Scottoiler system means your chain is automatically lubricated while you ride, saving you time, money, and hassle on chain maintenance. When you connect a vSystem motorcycle chain oiler to the bike you have a system that automatically gets to work when you start your motorcycle.

Who is Scottoiler and what do they do?

Scottoiler is the multi-award winning manufacturer of motorbike chain lube systems. Learn more about how you can improve your motorcycle chain maintenance regime and browse our products for an overview of how we can help you save time, money and hassle.

Can a vsystem oiler be installed on an engine?

Whilst it is operated by the engine vacuum, the vSystem oiler does not absorb any power or affect the performance of your engine because it is purely vacuum operated. It is easily installed and can be fitted to most bikes in an hour or two – check out the Model-specific Install Guides to find out how easy it is to fit.

How does a vsystem chain oiler work on a motorcycle?

When you connect a vSystem motorcycle chain oiler to the bike you have a system that automatically gets to work when you start your motorcycle. Whilst it is operated by the engine vacuum, the vSystem oiler does not absorb any power or affect the performance of your engine because it is purely vacuum operated.