The TUTORO Auto chain oiler goes on sale today.

[whitedevil]

No need to connect it to your bikes electrics or vacuum hoses and no need for batteries. Just good old English engineering.

Ive been using the manual one for a year or so and its been great and was under £20.
The auto one is £46 with all the fixings etc but i think its going to be worth it and still alot easier to fit than the scottoiler and cheaper too.
A lot less to go wrong with it too.

I'll post a review when i can afford to get one.

https://www.tutorochainoiler.com/


https://www.tutorochainoiler.com/images/atuo%20reservoir%201.jpg

some videos here
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[Dracon]

I think I've just been comatosed by the first video

[Welshd1k]

there shit plain and simple scotoiler so much better the manual one you forget to turn it off and you ge a patch of oil in your garage... just buy a second hand scotoiler of ebay ...
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[angryjonny]

[garth]

How's it work then?
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[Skudd]

[Welshd1k]

[AlexW]

Looking at it, Looks like it might have a weak spring that opens a valve with a weight so it opens when shaken, Really simple.

Sounds good.

[garth]

Wonder if its less of a cunt to fill up than a scottoiler.

I have a normal tutoro on my ZX9r, for the sole reason the stubs for balancing the carbs are a spastic to get to, for a vacuum.
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[P.addy]

[DrDonnyBrago]

How much oil can you fit in it? Doesn't look like much unless the unit is huge.

I'll stick with scottoiler, with a BBQ sauce bottle oil capacity extender I can go several thousand miles between refills.

[Welshd1k]

[WannaBeDude]

Whats wrong with a brush and some old or new oil !

Long commuters fare enough,
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[Welshd1k]

[P.addy]

[Welshd1k]

[Welshd1k]

double post ><
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[chris-red]

I had one of the old tutoros, it was fucking dire.
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[RideLimousin]

Looks interesting, do you know how it works exactly?

[DrDonnyBrago]

[The Tot]

I modified my manual one by making it extra long using 5mm aquarium tubing and araldite. Leave the back end open and only apply oil when required - job done. Oil is cheap anyway so I don't care if I forget to close the valve! 25k miles on my current chain and sprockets and still not a stiff link in sight!
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[angryjonny]

[johnsmith222]

My experience with my scottoiler has put me right off them. It has been set up multiple times by myself, and also set up by other people. It would work for a while then just stop, and then my chain would be dry as fuck.

The scottoiler was way more messing about than just oiling the chain myself. Plus, I can oil both sides of the chain.

[RideLimousin]

I've had a couple of scottoilers in the past and have also experienced them stop working for no apparent reason, this idea seems like it might work better as there is less to go wrong?

[chris-red]