My DIY chain oiler [With alot of pics!!!]

[Your Mother]

Woah. Thanks a lot bro. Should have taken a long time for you to document this but I bet all the bikers can learn from this.

[ProFatSir]

Woah. Thanks a lot bro. Should have taken a long time for you to document this but I bet all the bikers can learn from this.

 

thanks for the reading....

 

this is for the ppl who are keen to diy but is clueless about how to start.

[wahwah90]

I just finish doing my on the phantom!

 

http://i109.photobucket.com/albums/n80/wahwah_04/30072010367.jpg

http://i109.photobucket.com/albums/n80/wahwah_04/30072010369.jpg

[ProFatSir]

I just finish doing my on the phantom!

 

http://i109.photobucket.com/albums/n80/wahwah_04/30072010367.jpg

http://i109.photobucket.com/albums/n80/wahwah_04/30072010369.jpg

 

Well done.thanks for the photo.

[lacrimosae]

Thanks for the DIY How-to Tony.

 

I've managed to get all the items except that nice aluminum bottle which I couldn't find in Daiso. Will probably try it with a Muji bottle instead.

 

Will work on mine and post pics too.

[ProFatSir]

Thanks for the DIY How-to Tony.

 

I've managed to get all the items except that nice aluminum bottle which I couldn't find in Daiso. Will probably try it with a Muji bottle instead.

 

Will work on mine and post pics too.

 

well done.

[lacrimosae]

My hunt for that gorgeous aluminum bottle used in the first post has been futile.

 

There are 5 Daiso branches in singapore. Tony, is there a particular branch that you bought it from?

[shunoski]

Buy aluminium bottles from sports shop, can last you long long! BIg Big!

[lacrimosae]

Buy aluminium bottles from sports shop, can last you long long! BIg Big!

 

Do you mean the Sigg aluminum bottles?

 

Yeah, it might work if I was intending to ride to Cape Town...

[wahwah90]

My hunt for that gorgeous aluminum bottle used in the first post has been futile.

 

There are 5 Daiso branches in singapore. Tony, is there a particular branch that you bought it from?

 

i bought my at IMM daiso..its near the bottle station with some cosmetic stuff..saw a few bottle left..good luck on ur hunting for that nice little bottle!

[xXxRatedxXx]

i bought my at IMM daiso..its near the bottle station with some cosmetic stuff..saw a few bottle left..good luck on ur hunting for that nice little bottle!

 

Yes its a rare item.... they are not restocking it at daiso rivervale mall.

[emdy]

Cool stuff! Your post with alot of pics really motivate me to make one. =P

[ProFatSir]

Cool stuff! Your post with alot of pics really motivate me to make one. =P

 

than what are you waiting for?

[lacrimosae]

than what are you waiting for?

 

Waiting for you to go over to his home and do it for him.

 

I can't wait to get started! My bike's been stuck in the workshop for weeks now. I'm really bummed...

[ProFatSir]

Waiting for you to go over to his home and do it for him.

 

I can't wait to get started! My bike's been stuck in the workshop for weeks now. I'm really bummed...

 

go find the CMO for ezzyoiler if you are willing to spent 30sgd on the oiler.

diy is less than 5 dollar.

[lacrimosae]

go find the CMO for ezzyoiler if you are willing to spent 30sgd on the oiler.

diy is less than 5 dollar.

 

I know, thanks.

 

I have already gotten all the materials I need. Just need the bike to leave the workshop. Still waiting for new fork and rear suspension to be installed.

 

I bought the aluminum bottles from Daiso IMM, and the pump bottles from the same place. I figured I can borrow Ezzyoiler's idea of using a manual pump to charge the flow.

 

Instead of a gravity feed direct from the bottle, I will need to pump the oil out from the reservoir. About 2ml of oil flows into the hose and stays there above the valve. With the valve open, the oil drips out. If you forget to turn the valve off, the 2ml of oil sitting in the hose will deplete itself and you wont have an oily parking space.

 

Just need to pump it a few times to charge the hose before u start riding.

 

I also got the y-joint to attach to a breather which connects to the hose and not the reservoir.

 

Am overseas now. Will be back on Monday. Hopefully can commence project on Tue!!

[ProFatSir]

I know, thanks.

 

I have already gotten all the materials I need. Just need the bike to leave the workshop. Still waiting for new fork and rear suspension to be installed.

 

I bought the aluminum bottles from Daiso IMM, and the pump bottles from the same place. I figured I can borrow Ezzyoiler's idea of using a manual pump to charge the flow.

 

Instead of a gravity feed direct from the bottle, I will need to pump the oil out from the reservoir. About 2ml of oil flows into the hose and stays there above the valve. With the valve open, the oil drips out. If you forget to turn the valve off, the 2ml of oil sitting in the hose will deplete itself and you wont have an oily parking space.

 

Just need to pump it a few times to charge the hose before u start riding.

 

I also got the y-joint to attach to a breather which connects to the hose and not the reservoir.

 

Am overseas now. Will be back on Monday. Hopefully can commence project on Tue!!

 

oei...no picture no sound har?so many tuesday pass away already...

[hi_sham32]

thanks for the reading....

 

this is for the ppl who are keen to diy but is clueless about how to start.

 

 

Bro, thanks for the tips... I have DIY myself... testing using water(no EO or gearoil) The only problem for me is the mounting place.

Nvm, pictures will do the talking. Will upload after test run.

Total spend = $7

 

Bro, where can get the scootoiler oil or chain oil? EO flings too much...

[xXxRatedxXx]

Bro, thanks for the tips... I have DIY myself... testing using water(no EO or gearoil) The only problem for me is the mounting place.

Nvm, pictures will do the talking. Will upload after test run.

Total spend = $7

 

Bro, where can get the scootoiler oil or chain oil? EO flings too much...

 

motoworld.

[hi_sham32]

motoworld.

 

Thanks... There is small and big one. HKL selling small(250) = $12 with nozzle but big(500) without nozzle = $15. Prob HKL too far for me.

[lacrimosae]

oei...no picture no sound har?so many tuesday pass away already...

 

Yeah, got called away for work. Am now overseas, so haven't seen my bike for a really really loooooooong time.

 

And worse, I just remembered I didn't turn off my fuel tap. Which means my petrol will probably be empty when I finally get home.

[ayoasti]

upzzzz! wil try out soon too!

[S750WP]

Redo my chain oiler to make the oiling tip to dual drip such that both side of the o ring chain is lubricated. Pics will be up later.

 

My old pic of the DIY oiler, new pic wih dual drip will be up soon.

http://p1.bikepics.com/pics/2010%5C04%5C22%5Cbikepics-1958150-full.jpg

[S750WP]

Pics of my chain oiler with dual lubiricating tip.

 

The oiler reservoir(70ml syringe), regulator (black valve), On/Off Valve (White/Blue)

http://p1.bikepics.com/pics/2010%5C09%5C28%5Cbikepics-2070184-full.jpg

 

 

Dual oiler tip to lube both side of the o-rings

http://p1.bikepics.com/pics/2010%5C09%5C28%5Cbikepics-2070185-800.jpg

 

The metal frame made out of hard wire to hold the oil tube in place so that it will not get caught into the sprocket.

http://p1.bikepics.com/pics/2010%5C09%5C28%5Cbikepics-2070186-800.jpg

[S750WP]

Pics of my chain oiler with dual lubiricating tip.

 

The oiler reservoir(70ml syringe), regulator (black valve), On/Off Valve (White/Blue)

http://p1.bikepics.com/pics/2010%5C09%5C28%5Cbikepics-2070184-full.jpg

 

 

Dual oiler tip to lube both side of the o-rings

http://p1.bikepics.com/pics/2010%5C09%5C28%5Cbikepics-2070185-800.jpg

 

The metal frame made out of hard wire to hold the oil tube in place so that it will not get caught into the sprocket.

http://p1.bikepics.com/pics/2010%5C09%5C28%5Cbikepics-2070186-800.jpg