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Joined: Fri Apr 17, 2009 1:56 am Posts: 613 Location: Vancouver BC
Mostly a personal preference by a good middle ground and you should be good unless you have unusual habits or conditions
_________________ Flush mounted LED's front signals, Chopped rear fender with new signals, 2bro slip on exhaust. Blue LED accent Lights, Sargent Seat, Frame Sliders, two Brothers Juice box, XTRE power box
Joined: Fri Apr 17, 2009 1:56 am Posts: 613 Location: Vancouver BC
Cheap alternative?
_________________ Flush mounted LED's front signals, Chopped rear fender with new signals, 2bro slip on exhaust. Blue LED accent Lights, Sargent Seat, Frame Sliders, two Brothers Juice box, XTRE power box
Joined: Mon Jun 29, 2009 3:24 am Posts: 587 Location: Antioch CA
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_________________ GSX650F K8 BLUE/WHITE. MRA windscreen Yosh clutch and brake res covers R77 S on, Pazo shorty clutch/brake levers .compass/ temp int, LSL clip ons. Bandit 1250 oil cooler Sargent seat aluminum oil filler . Suzuki Carbon fiber rear set covers. PB REAL Carbon side frame covers. Comp Werks under tail. PB Hugger. All lighting LED except LOW and High beam. Shorai LiFePO4 battery
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Joined: Thu Jul 09, 2009 4:10 am Posts: 25 Location: NSW, Australia
I have a scotty oiler and it works brilliant, heaps easier than having to try and oil your chain manually, there a couple hundred bucks AUD, but there well worth it, just set it to the amount of oil you want to come onto the chain and away you go.
Joined: Fri Feb 13, 2009 1:21 am Posts: 243 Location: N GA USA
seajay70 wrote:
oxbow wrote:
this stuff rocks
+1
+3 I use this now as well. After many, many products over the years I had settled on Motul chain lube, which is GREAT- no fling- but this stuff is just as good for less $$. While I'm sure Scott oilers work well, and you never have to lube the chain again, I don't think I could stand the attendant mess from fling. Perhaps if I lived where I had to constantly ride in the rain it wouldn't matter to me, lol.
Joined: Sun Jan 10, 2010 8:53 pm Posts: 23 Location: county durham
to clean;using white spirit/turps/petrol/upholstery foam cleaner (not all mixed:-)) for years i've used these then to re-oil just the oil out of your top up engine oil can/jug. i've had about thirty bikes and only replaced two chains(due to wear & tear),never no fancy stuff but might give some of these modern tech things ago one day!
Kerosene works fine as a cleaner, and Suzuki recommends it. It cleans and lubes supposedly, but I always add some lube after cleaning the chain. I have Grunge brush with bristles in a U that makes it go fast.
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