[Group] HONDA Hornets' Nest 250/600/900

[smokin]

any h9 here fixed Scottoileer?? understand that the thing need to draw air from carb, but the h9 got no carb.....

[tingchiyen]

I've got one, not sure about where the thing draws air from, but it works on my bike. Got it fixed at motoworld.

[Ravon11]

Originally posted by smokin@Nov 23 2004, 10:50 AM

any h9 here fixed Scottoileer?? understand that the thing need to draw air from carb, but the h9 got no carb.....

i heard theres one type tat u can switch on or off..

on when u want it to drip, while moving..

[smokin]

Originally posted by Ravon11@Nov 23 2004, 11:54 AM

i heard theres one type tat u can switch on or off..

on when u want it to drip, while moving..

must be simple oiler.

[smokin]

Originally posted by tingchiyen@Nov 23 2004, 11:37 AM

I've got one, not sure about where the thing draws air from, but it works on my bike. Got it fixed at motoworld.

thanks, will check with them when free.

[tingchiyen]

You might also want to check with hornet-ghost and his buddy, they've got scottoilers too. The important thing to figure out is where you want to mount the reservoir since there isn't very much underseat space on the hornet9. Mine's mounted under the seat where the toolkit used to be, and the other guys have it mounted on the outside on the pillion footpegs.

[smokin]

Originally posted by tingchiyen@Nov 23 2004, 12:46 PM

You might also want to check with hornet-ghost and his buddy, they've got scottoilers too. The important thing to figure out is where you want to mount the reservoir since there isn't very much underseat space on the hornet9. Mine's mounted under the seat where the toolkit used to be, and the other guys have it mounted on the outside on the pillion footpegs.

the toolkit area is what i had in mind.

the other area is near the battery area or somewhere near there. but i reckon it'll be a hindrance to servicing the bike in future. i'm trying not to expose the thing there at thwe footpegs area.

[hornet_ghost]

Hey smokin, we fitted the scotts near on our pillion footpeg becoz of practical reason. If you are looking for the manual on off well send me an sms i'll give you the number to call. 9006 3191hp

 

Ghost..........................

[stanboy]

erm...does dat mean H9 got not much storage space compared to S4?

[tingchiyen]

stanboy, you're right... because of the underseat exhaust and the EFI black-box, there's practically no space under the seat. I could squeeze one raincoat and pants into my S4, but no way for my hornet9. You can just about manage to squeeze in one tool-kit, one U-lock, and there's a little bit of space in the tail fairing.

[smokin]

Originally posted by hornet_ghost@Nov 23 2004, 06:13 PM

Hey smokin, we fitted the scotts near on our pillion footpeg becoz of practical reason. If you are looking for the manual on off well send me an sms i'll give you the number to call. 9006 3191hp

 

Ghost..........................

able to post a pic of the location of the oiler, the reservoir that is.

exposure of the thing means an invitation to thieves.

i hope u guys have a meet up and ride session next week. and hopefully i am free that particular day.

family man and working shifts, hardly have any time.....

[stanboy]

Originally posted by tingchiyen@Nov 23 2004, 06:43 PM

stanboy, you're right... because of the underseat exhaust and the EFI black-box, there's practically no space under the seat. I could squeeze one raincoat and pants into my S4, but no way for my hornet9. You can just about manage to squeeze in one tool-kit, one U-lock, and there's a little bit of space in the tail fairing.

wah...so jia lat ah!

i managed 2 sqz 2 sets of rain gear in mi S4 nw...

[ocearth]

Originally posted by hornet_ghost@Nov 23 2004, 06:13 PM

Hey smokin, we fitted the scotts near on our pillion footpeg becoz of practical reason. If you are looking for the manual on off well send me an sms i'll give you the number to call. 9006 3191hp

 

Ghost..........................

Is this simple oil in a way smaller size then scottoiler ? easier to maintain/fix?

[Spectrum]

Hey Ocearth, Think this Scottrum oiler is a guy thing.... OPps!

[Spectrum]

http://www.mredsmoto.com/neat/graphics/oiler_transparent.gif

http://www.mredsmoto.com/neat/graphics/oilkit.jpg

Why A Chain Oiler?

 

If you are used to oiling your chain with a spray, then isn't a mechanical chain oiler an overkill? On first impressions, maybe - but consider the cost of a replacement chain. If a regular application of a very small amount of oil keeps it in tip-top condition and reduces the need for chain adjustment, isn't that worth something? Not to mention the vastly reduced mess caused by throw-off, and the bother of spraying.

http://www.mredsmoto.com/neat/graphics/chain.jpg

Safe & Reliable

A product like this has to be engineered correctly to be reliable and safe. The Scottoiler has German TÜV Standards approval, which is regarded by many to be the toughest Standards Organization in the world. Oil only flows through the RMV unit when there is a vacuum in the inlet manifold tube i.e. when the engine is running.

 

How Much Oil?

Most people are surprised how little oil is used. The object is to maintain the chain in a slightly moist condition, and a rate of 1 to 2 drops per minute is adequate. This provides a protective, lubricating film over the chain, including the 'O' rings, and also the sprocket to chain interface.

'O' Ring Chains?

Yes 'O' ring chains still need oiling! It's true that when manufactured, grease is secured in the rollers and held there by 'O' rings. But any rider will have seen how dry and raw those 'O' rings get. And what about friction? - have you ever tried to push rubber across a smooth metal surface? In summary 'O' ring chains still need some lubrication to maintain life and reduce sprocket wear.

 

Easy to fit

Part of the appeal of the Scottoiler is that it's a straightforward job to fit at home. Alternatively your dealer can fit it for you - 50% of those sold in the UK are also fitted by the dealer. As there are no electrical connections, there's no danger of causing damage to the bike! You can fit one in an hour or so, but most people enjoy taking the trouble to conceal all the feed tubes, etc., and make a factory-type job of it.

http://www.scottoiler.com/resources/files/12_E_CBR600FI-2001_RMV_wee.gif

All Types of Bikes

Scottoilers can be fitted to all chain drives of any age, and the same benefit applies to all bikes. Naturally the more miles you cover the greater benefit you will receive through not having to spray your chain at regular and inconvenient intervals.

http://www.actionstation.com/images/mcn_oiler.gif

http://www.mredsmoto.com/neat/graphics/oiler_logo.gif

Touring Kit

For those who travel L-O-N-G journeys, we strongly recommend the Touring kit which has a high capacity reservoir - enough for 4,000 to 8,000 miles! This is even easier to fit, as it locates on the rear license plate bracket.

 

http://www.mredsmoto.com/neat/graphics/tourkit.jpghttp://www.mredsmoto.com/neat/graphics/tourkit.jpg

[tingchiyen]

Can try here too... http://www.peir.com/scottoiler/

or the UK hornet's nest board, they've got plenty of good advice for practically anything

[ayuluv]

actually tot of gettin it.. juz not sure whether will make the bike no luk so nice bo...

[ayuluv]

alvin.. u got any lobang on akrapovic exhaust slip on bo??

[Motrax33]

Originally posted by ayuluv@Nov 24 2004, 01:05 PM

alvin.. u got any lobang on akrapovic exhaust slip on bo??

You wan race ? Street Legal , If street legal, i can get Arrow

[Motrax33]

Originally posted by ocearth@Nov 23 2004, 11:03 PM

Is this simple oil in a way smaller size then scottoiler ? easier to maintain/fix?

Hey ger, there is a extra set of frame sliders at Ubi K&T for your bike, You wanna fix over there?

 

Motrax33

[Motrax33]

Originally posted by tingchiyen@Nov 23 2004, 06:43 PM

stanboy, you're right... because of the underseat exhaust and the EFI black-box, there's practically no space under the seat. I could squeeze one raincoat and pants into my S4, but no way for my hornet9. You can just about manage to squeeze in one tool-kit, one U-lock, and there's a little bit of space in the tail fairing.

Ting, u wanna install NOS on your bike bo.. UK got ppl put liao hahahaha Fast and Furious...

 

Motrax33

[tingchiyen]

kekek yah man, if i wanna go, might as well GOOOOO in style! eh check check if i wanna switch arrow exhausts instead of that moriwaki, how much ah?

[WW]

Originally posted by Motrax33@Nov 24 2004, 03:12 PM

Ting, u wanna install NOS on your bike bo.. UK got ppl put liao hahahaha Fast and Furious...

 

Motrax33

My bike can install anot?

[ocearth]

Originally posted by Spectrum@Nov 24 2004, 09:58 AM

Hey Ocearth, Think this Scottrum oiler is a guy thing.... OPps!

Huh.. wat guy thingy Spectrum..?

Scottoiler is a biker thingy.. for gers and guys.. and well.. anyone..

[Spectrum]

Originally posted by Motrax33@Nov 24 2004, 03:10 PM

Hey ger, there is a extra set of frame sliders at Ubi K&T for your bike, You wanna fix over there?

 

Motrax33

Go put on some sliders lah... Minimum damage to your beautiful Bike...

Also try to protect your lovely hands & feet with Gloves & Shoes...

"Skin on Road is not a nice feeling."

 

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