Chain lube. What do you others use?
#31
08-22-2009, 11:30 PM
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Arr ...should be ok Indiana .. from what I read about that stuff , gee , sounds like it might be good ... does it fling off at all ?
I have not had any mess compared to the PJ-1. I would have to take pics next weekend since she's all cleaned up and ready for bed.
https://www.motorkote.com/PDF/TestData.pdf
I searched the website "motorkote.com" bottem right hand corner is where I found this link. WD-40 and Motorkote tested.
I have not had any mess compared to the PJ-1. I would have to take pics next weekend since she's all cleaned up and ready for bed.https://www.motorkote.com/PDF/TestData.pdf
I searched the website "motorkote.com" bottem right hand corner is where I found this link. WD-40 and Motorkote tested.
#32
08-23-2009, 07:35 AM
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That is an interesting read to say the least Indiana ... nice find ...
https://www.motorkote.com/PDF/TestData.pdf
https://www.motorkote.com/PDF/TestData.pdf
nothing on this earth comes close to a scottoiler!i only have at adjust my chain every 2500 miles!
#34
08-23-2009, 05:55 PM
#35
08-23-2009, 06:00 PM
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Wow..the thread made it back to chain lube
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Nice , but ouch !!
Scottoiler Mk7 Touring Kit for Honda, CBR 1000 F 87-92
£119.95
that's about $240.00 AUD 
http://www.scottoiler.com/SuitableKi...k7+Touring+Kit
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#36
08-23-2009, 07:10 PM
You're not wrong Steve...about the journey (this one was also quite disturbing it times 
), or the price of the Scottoiler. They're a nice piece of kit, but I'll just keep putting the bike on it's centre stand once a week and giving the chain a squirt. I'll definately try one of the dry sprays as the mess ***** me.
), or the price of the Scottoiler. They're a nice piece of kit, but I'll just keep putting the bike on it's centre stand once a week and giving the chain a squirt. I'll definately try one of the dry sprays as the mess ***** me.
#38
08-23-2009, 07:22 PM
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You're not wrong Steve...
Kerri would swear on an affidavit that om never bloody right !! lol I am just glad Dylan's post about the WD-unmentionable stuff did not come to life like Frankenstein
I think those chain oiler's are good , but yer , I recon I will stick with the manual way like you too...
and BTW ...I have tried the repsol chain lube Stees, and yup ...it is pretty good ..
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#39
08-23-2009, 09:44 PM
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I'm using Honda Moly chain lube. I switched to this from regular Honda chain lube. Since I'm not hard on my chain/sprockets, I have over 36,000 on the original chain. I took a 155 mile ride today and only used a bit over 1/2 tank of gas. I'm going to fill up and calculate the actual gas mileage tomorrow. In the past, I have gotten 50 mpg on highway travel.
#40
08-23-2009, 10:57 PM
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Wow, that's great for a chain silentshooter. And good gas mileage, too. I get about 47-49 on long rides, significantly less when I'm rippin' around (34-39 or so)
Oh, come on... We need one, too!
And ours would be the best of all!
I am just glad Dylan's post about the WD-unmentionable stuff did not come to life like Frankenstein
And ours would be the best of all!