TUTORO Automatic Chain Oiler INSTALLED | Honda CB1000R 2020

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  • Опубликовано: 4 дек 2024

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  • @Prijsm
    @Prijsm 3 года назад +1

    Bought the Tutoro 2 weeks ago. I saw your video, and did a lot of comparison. Unfortunatley the shipment was not complete, but after sending a mail, Tutoro replied, and directly sent the missing piece. very good service. Thanks to AndyManCam video's i knew how to install this (thanks Andy - love your videos!). I will keep you posted once I have tested it. I loved the part of the installation that in the end you can put the magnet on the Tutoro device. If oil goes into the tube, you are rewarded for the labour you have put into it. please continue andy with your great video's. looking forward to new video's as well. still thinking if I should by the quickshifter ;-)

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  3 года назад

      Glad to hear I could help mate! I really enjoyed the quickshifter on the FZ1. I'm also considering getting one for the CB1KR, but maybe after the next service!

  • @Titot182
    @Titot182 4 года назад +1

    Tutoro's oiler is simplicity in itself. Nick manufactures these 2 miles down the road from me and I've had my auto oiler for 5 years now! Had it mounted on my CBR500R before I ported it over onto my Fazer Thou. I was involved in a development programme with him a while back that allowed me to fit an oiler onto my 07 R1 but found that most people would prefer the auto oiling option with a moderate capacity instead having to manually prime the delivery system at the start of each ride.
    One thing Nick advised me to do was to either cover the unit when you're cleaning the bike with detergent or snow foam. I notice you've got the stone chip shield on it, but the chemicals will attack the polymeric components causing them to swell. I needed to have my lid machined back to be in the right tolerance otherwise it would have cracked the entire reservoir.
    There's a Tutoro user group on facebook which show some of the users routing solutions; enduro bikes, single sided swingarms, braced swingarms etc.

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  3 года назад

      It's always interesting to hear the stories behind these things! Most people think that products just appear on the shelves! Cheers mate!

    • @Titot182
      @Titot182 3 года назад +1

      @@AndyManCam I've been using Tutoro since 2007, back when the oiler was simply a reservoir with a simple screw valve. It's somewhat serendipitous that i moved to the forest of dean only to be down the road.

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  3 года назад

      The Universe knows! 😜

  • @dutchdryfly
    @dutchdryfly 4 года назад +2

    Just installed mine today on my Vstrom 1000. Tomorrow a testride to get the settings right.

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад +1

      Cool, hope it all works out perfectly. Just don’t overfill it!!

  • @adamking6419
    @adamking6419 4 года назад +5

    Ahh the jiggle oiler! It has my interest. Look forward to a usage review Andy

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад +1

      It’s working well so far Adam 👍🏻

  • @DjMarkyBatch
    @DjMarkyBatch 4 года назад +3

    Great video, only now do I realise the effort of making these videos after starting to do my own channel. Well done. Enjoy, stay safe!

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад +1

      Thanks mate. Yeah there’s a fair bit of behind the scenes, as you’re now discovering!

  • @the_mad_leprechaun
    @the_mad_leprechaun 4 года назад +1

    Told a friend about this item, just about to send to your video. Also introduce him to the world of Andy Man Cam! Brilliant video. Sorry I forgot to put a comment when I watched this video.

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад

      Many thanks! Increasing the family!

  • @stevelaw9410
    @stevelaw9410 4 года назад +1

    Had tutoro oiler for two years great bit of kit. The trick is in the set up you made a good there Andi.

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад

      Thanks Steve. Glad to hear that yours is going well. Hoping mine will be just as reliable!

  • @cport955
    @cport955 4 года назад +2

    Great bit of kit but it can take a bit of time to get the flow correct. Mine has been on 4 bikes so far.

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад +1

      It was always the same with the Scottoiler too. Have to remember to adjust if the weather changes drastically too! Mostly seems good so far with the recommended half a turn. Chain is shiny but not soaking and I’m getting (extrapolated) 6-7000km from a fill up. 👍🏻 Impressed so far.

  • @tonykisvardai2346
    @tonykisvardai2346 4 года назад +2

    Good review Andy - I just signed off trading my 2004 GS on a F900XR (chain drive), so missed out on all that mucking around for 16 years! Previously I had a Scottoiler on a VFR800 which I was very happy with but got my mechanic to do the vacuum connection for me. This looks like a much better solution - I'll be ordering one now so hopefully it will arrive in Oz in time for the bike delivery in 3-4 weeks.

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад +1

      Many thanks Ant. I can imagine that going form shaft back to chain is a bit of a faff upgrade! I hope the Tutoro eases your transition!

    • @samiam5326
      @samiam5326 3 года назад

      Hi there, how’d you go with this oiler? Would you recommend it?

    • @tonykisvardai2346
      @tonykisvardai2346 3 года назад +1

      @@samiam5326 so far all good, a fair bit of faffing around to find a mounting point for the reservoir that was vertical and gave access to refill, ended up using p-clips on the sub-frame. The scottoiler was easier to mount as it didn’t have to be vertical, but you do have to cut into a vacuum line.

    • @samiam5326
      @samiam5326 3 года назад

      @@tonykisvardai2346 thanks. I’m going to give one a go as I’m getting a new chain and sprockets fitted next service.

  • @petermichalski2763
    @petermichalski2763 3 года назад +1

    Hello Andy,
    many thanks for introducing this kind of technique. I am really excited to learn that you do not threw extra wires or tubes underneath your seat and across the chassis. And am glad to learn that Tutoro has got some dealers on the continent in particular after January 1st this year...
    That stuff is definitely worth a try. Don't miss that offer about a cup of coffee especially during these weather condition nowadays. Cheers mate.

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  3 года назад

      My pleasure Peter! Very happy to help mate!

  • @mikeb4301
    @mikeb4301 4 года назад +2

    Thumbs up for the judicious use of cable ties,

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад +2

      A cable tie in time, saves nine.

  • @TheSpectre223
    @TheSpectre223 4 года назад +7

    Good stuff as always Andy. Echoing a couple of others though, I'd prefer the background music to stay at the consistent background level, rather than jumping up every time you take a breath. Other than that great as per the norm

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад +4

      Ta very much! 👍🏻 I’ll pass the music comments on to the cutting department. 😉

  • @teneretraveller8980
    @teneretraveller8980 3 года назад +1

    Very neat..Used the same oiler on my last 4 bikes. Simple and foolproof, which is handy for me..
    Happy travels

  • @ronferguson1280
    @ronferguson1280 4 года назад +2

    A nice tidy effort! good work AMC

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад

      Cheers Ron! Was a surprisingly easy install!

  • @grosbeakmc
    @grosbeakmc 4 года назад +4

    Brilliant install, Andy. Looks like a great product too.

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад

      Thanks very much John. It certainly seems quality so far.

  • @kentbrown3736
    @kentbrown3736 4 года назад +1

    Nailed it brother. Loved it. Ordering my TUTORO today. Hope you get a kickback for it.

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад +1

      Thanks Kent! Sadly not, but helping you guys find these products is a bit of a reward in itself! Plus it's a British company so, patriotism innit!

  • @andyboyes05
    @andyboyes05 4 года назад +3

    Great video Andy.
    That looks a great chain lubricator. I will invest in one of those when I get a KTM Super Duke 👌

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад +1

      Seems to be just the ticket so far!

  • @garysavage5675
    @garysavage5675 4 года назад +1

    I got a scottoiler x system brilliant system no plumbing into vacuum system

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад +1

      But still connecting to the electrics. I wanted ZERO interference with either and no dependence on the bikes systems.

  • @juliecrocker9824
    @juliecrocker9824 3 года назад +1

    Have one on my 2014 nc750x from new and wokes well but needs resetting in the winter

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  3 года назад

      Agreed. I had to crank it WAY up when the weather dropped. Otherwise it seemed like nothing was coming out!

  • @ericppagel
    @ericppagel 4 года назад +2

    Nice work Andy👍 Definitely much nicer than the vacuum route. Well thought out & cautious installation. With Nuts & Ho’s -es one must be cautious 😁

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад +1

      Very true indeed! Softly, softly...

  • @baz69er13
    @baz69er13 2 года назад +1

    Great video, i have been using this on my bike for many years now & it works well, but like you said It gets a bit messy (oil flicking up)......

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  2 года назад +1

      Cheers Baz! I think i much prefer wiping a bit of splash off the rear end, than scrubbing caked on filth from the undercarriage…

  • @robchisholm72
    @robchisholm72 4 года назад +2

    Very easy installation and a lot quicker than the Scottoiler V system. I'm interested as to your views on the oilers performance so far??

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад +1

      I agree Bob. So far I'm very happy. about 5000 miles on a fill up and the chain is clean and oiled, even after a weekend in the rain. 👍🏻

  • @pan6593
    @pan6593 3 года назад

    There‘s nothing worse when you’re running along and the nuts get in the way of the hose.
    So true!

  • @MickFist
    @MickFist 4 года назад +1

    Great install. So relaxing lol
    I too was worried about vacuum style oilers. Glad to see another alternative.

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад

      Thanks Mick! Very happy to have opened your eyes to the possibility! No cutting required!

  • @MyRandomLife247
    @MyRandomLife247 4 года назад +1

    Now that’s Ace! Suits the look of the bike too!

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад

      Thanks! I agree, the ally guard is a nice touch.

  • @motodevcam
    @motodevcam 4 года назад +2

    Looks like a good system that. Much less scary than the vacuum hose option! Said it before but love those SW Motech foot pegs!

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад +1

      Totally agree! The last thing i wanted to do to a brand new bike was start chopping about the vacuum hoses!! 🤢

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад +2

      I wanted as little interference with the bike as possible. The Tutoro is easily the most simple.

    • @nick1bb1
      @nick1bb1 4 года назад +2

      @@adrian69644 it doesn't work on vibration see here for a full explanation :-) www.tutorochainoiler.com/pages/how-does-the-tutoro-auto-work

  • @scottyuk
    @scottyuk 4 года назад +1

    The big issue with the original scottooler was varying flow rates due to temperature. This is solved with the electronic version. It pumps a fixed amount regardless of temp and you can adjust that up or down. It's only two wires on to the battery.

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад +1

      TBH Scotty, i never had that much of a problem. I just knew that as winter approached, I’d dial a couple of extra clicks in and the opposite as summer rolled back around again. Certainly not enough of a problem to spend twice the money. Very cool that the option is there though, for those that can’t be bothered with that faff!

    • @scottyuk
      @scottyuk 4 года назад +1

      @@AndyManCam Agreed. Cost is an issue with them. I guess it's a personal judgement on whether its justified or not. 👍

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад +1

      Absolutely. Like so many motorcycling products where the cheap on will work, but for the extra mile you have to stump up way more cash! If it works for you, then it’s worth it. If it works without, then that’s a money-saving win in the other direction!

    • @scottyuk
      @scottyuk 4 года назад +1

      Agreed. When people have asked me whether an oiler is worth it I always say it depends on the mileage they do. They're a bit of a faff to install and theres the cost to justify. Just depends on the usage 👍

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад

      I’d possibly go as far as to say that they’re worth it, whatever mileage you do. That is, as long as you’ll one day wear a set of chain and sprockets out. (I once met a guy on a Fazer rideout in 2015 who had a 1999 FZS600, that he bought new, with 12,000 miles on it!) If so the just by doubling the life of the chain, you save the cost of the oiler in replacement parts!

  • @mobster3ci68
    @mobster3ci68 3 года назад +1

    Thank you Andy for this interesting video.
    Hello from France .

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  3 года назад

      Merci to you for watching!

  • @marcialjueco5801
    @marcialjueco5801 4 года назад

    been watching ur channel now for about a month all good work keep up the great job

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад

      Thanks Marcial! Welcome aboard!

  • @Asil-xyz
    @Asil-xyz 4 года назад +4

    Love the vid! Do you think the oiler can be routed to the front sprocet? Or would it make a bigger mess? Keep up the great work!

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад +2

      I suppose it probably could. Depends on how much space and access you would have there. But the overall goal is to get the oil on to the rollers of the chain.

  • @brentrichardson3366
    @brentrichardson3366 4 года назад +1

    Nice , Simple and clean install, its adjustable so hopefully not to much over splatter on your nice new wheels and tires .Cheers

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад

      Thanks Brent. So far the splatter effect has been quite minimal. Mostly just on the swingarm in front of the sprocket, so not even very visible.

  • @cpuuk
    @cpuuk 4 года назад +2

    Wow, that looked easy, easier than ye olde Scott Oiler (which I have used on every bike for 30 years) ;-) Oiler's work: As an aside, my v-strom1000 chain went 25K miles with oiler and it still wasn't worn out, I changed the chain because I needed something todo during lockdown LOL.

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад

      Haha! Brilliant! Totally agree though. After 15,000km the chain on the Versys still looked new when i sold it and the same for the Yamaha. And all that with vastly reduced cleaning and adjusting! They definitely work.

  • @MRTPR
    @MRTPR 4 года назад +2

    What a brilliant idea, I will look them up. Cheers Mate and thank you for another great video.

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад +1

      My pleasure Mr TPR. Happy to help and also happy to report that the first 5000km have been problem free!

  • @roywhittle8284
    @roywhittle8284 Год назад +1

    Hi Andy, great vid I’m thinking about getting one of these for my KTM Superduke 990, they look great with not having to worry about electrical issues wiring it up, 👌

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  Год назад +1

      It’s definitely the easiest of all the oilers to fit!

    • @roywhittle8284
      @roywhittle8284 Год назад +1

      @@AndyManCam did you have any problems with the oil spraying over the back wheel

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  Год назад +1

      Not once you get the flow right.

  • @lesjones7617
    @lesjones7617 4 года назад +1

    Good luck with that Scottoiler do all electric Oiler! Its wen you push you bike backwards that oil pip caching on the sprocket nuts can be a problem.

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад

      But this one is a not scottoiler with NO electric! The Feed nozzle is very well fixed and rearward movement is no problem at all. All depends on the quality of the install, I suppose!

  • @dalehawkes1698
    @dalehawkes1698 4 года назад +1

    Looks nice and simple to install Andy now you have done some miles on her .1 how’s it performing in use & 2 how dirty is the rear wheel getting as I’m thinking of getting my wheels done in gold and obviously want minimal smog on them .? Keep the videos coming luvin your work .

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад +1

      After 5000km, all working well mate. Obviously a bit of spatter, but be easy enough to wipe off with a cloth.

  • @baricho4771
    @baricho4771 4 года назад +1

    Thanks for yet another great video!! love your approach

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад

      You are so welcome! Cheers for watching!

  • @DannigBB6
    @DannigBB6 4 года назад +2

    Hi Andy, oiler looks good. I'm actually really curious as to which rear stand you're using, been trying to decide what stand I've been wanting to get for my CB and so far the superbike stand is at the top of my list.

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад

      It's from a German company called Stein Dinse.

  • @czareq90
    @czareq90 2 года назад +1

    Great video! I was just wondering if you could instal the reservoir tank straight above the chain, so it can drop the oil straight on the top of a chain instead of using hose wire to provide it all the way down to the sprocket?

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  2 года назад

      You could, but the delivery point would need to be very close to the chain to avoid oil just being blown away before it even reaches where it needs to be. This is then made difficult because the swingarm will be constantly moving up and down and also the chain itself will be jumping up and down. So you would have to leave too much gap to avoid smashing the reservoir and as such most of the oil would end up everywhere else except where it needs to go. Delivering it to the sprocket means the oil is never ‚in the air‘. It goes straight into the sprocket and then finds it way directly on to the chain. 👍🏻

  • @theamateurcyclist3873
    @theamateurcyclist3873 3 года назад +1

    Loved your video , enjoy your new bike.

  • @peterbrewer6104
    @peterbrewer6104 4 года назад +1

    I like the look of this system, hope it’s available in the UK. All self contained, no plumbing into the bike. I’ll be interested in how you get on with it.

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад +2

      Even better than that Peter, it’s designed and made in England! So far I’m really happy with it after 5000km.

    • @cport955
      @cport955 4 года назад +2

      Peter Brewer it’s a British invention.

    • @peterbrewer6104
      @peterbrewer6104 4 года назад +1

      Thanks for that, I just looked it up. It’s nice to have something made in England for a change! I may well be investing in one of these ;-)

    • @grahammawdsley4864
      @grahammawdsley4864 4 года назад +1

      @@AndyManCam How many miles is 5000km for the UK audience 😂

    • @peterbrewer6104
      @peterbrewer6104 4 года назад +1

      Just on my bike 3000 miles

  • @Greggspies
    @Greggspies 4 года назад +1

    Chain oilers are brill, used a SO myself always a blank takeoff somewhere around intakes, oil much cleaner than glue shite sticking spray Amen!

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад +1

      Agreed. Though no blank vac ports here as everything is interconnected. Apparently the CB throttle bodies are somehow self balancing? Not gotten truly to the bottom of that yet, but no need to worry as this oiler was the simplest install!

  • @steveb936
    @steveb936 11 месяцев назад +1

    My experience with those stick on hose supports, after heat, cold, washing and chain oil is flung over them they'll be hanging down, be careful

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  10 месяцев назад

      I’ve mostly had no trouble TBH. Just have to make sure its PROPERLY clean before sticking.

  • @puttisonsiriwech8859
    @puttisonsiriwech8859 3 года назад +1

    Andy, the oil will make a messy(spilled)on swing arm, rear section or not while riding.
    Looking forward to see your advice.
    I like to buy one of them too.

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  3 года назад +1

      Sure, it'll make a bit of a mess. But cleaning off the swingarm etc... is a lot less work than cleaning the chain once a week! TBH it's really not that much mess either.

    • @puttisonsiriwech8859
      @puttisonsiriwech8859 3 года назад

      @@AndyManCam is it possible to make video how to clean the front sprocket on CB1000r

  • @paulineann7259
    @paulineann7259 3 года назад +1

    Great video & now subscribed. Love the idea of not having to cut into the bikes hoses, which Tutora did you use?on the website they have a few options….👍🏼

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  3 года назад

      Thanks very much Pauline. I think I have the Patrol Kit, but with the extra mount arm and stone guard.

  • @russelllocke7180
    @russelllocke7180 4 года назад +1

    Sleek looking piece of kit Andy. Nice fit. Keen to see how well it works. Hey, one other thing. Just got back from a 1500km solo road trip that took in several epic motorcycle roads, the Putty Rd, Thunderbolts Way & the Oxley Hwy which it in itself has over 300 bends. No scares, a great trip..If ever in Oz you must consider some of these.👍🏍🇦🇺

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад

      Cheers Russell. Working great so far. I’m loving the larger reservoir than the special edition Scottoiler that i had. I can go for 5-7k km between refills now, so no need to take extra oil for most trips. Well done on the scarefree carefree trip mate! If only they could all always be that way! Oz & Nz would be a truly epic tour. On the bucket list for sure.

  • @carlton683
    @carlton683 4 года назад +1

    Quality job Andy 👍

  • @bikedawg
    @bikedawg 2 года назад +1

    My understanding is that these chains are sealed with grease and do not need to be lubricated--just cleaned.

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  2 года назад

      Absolutely correct. But the rollers and sides of the plates rubbing against the sprockets benefits from the extra oil. Without it the sprockets wear out quicker and also the chain heats up more and results in faster degradation of the rubber seals and the grease they hold in. Also an oiled chain is far quieter than a dry one.

  • @Wats1984
    @Wats1984 4 года назад +1

    Really good device that. I’d never heard of them before. I wouldn’t use a Scot oiler as don’t want to mess about with wires and vacuum things. This looks ideal. 👍

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад +1

      My thoughts exactly! (Almost) no irreversible alterations to the bike whatsoever!

  • @chrisknight8359
    @chrisknight8359 4 года назад +5

    No party is complete without the hose 😂

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад

      It’s a mantra to live by.

  • @FrogonWheels
    @FrogonWheels 4 года назад +1

    Of course you already tried but it seems to far out and touch the ankles no? keep enjoy that great looking machine!!!

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад +1

      Nooo, No trouble at all. 5000km travelled so far and zero ankle contact thus far. 👍🏻

  • @MsDenver2
    @MsDenver2 3 года назад +1

    That’s really clever with the mahnets

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  3 года назад

      Clever british engineering!

  • @stayinn223
    @stayinn223 2 года назад +1

    hi Andy. Maybe there are comments about this but please reply to me again. Is there chance to lubricate the inside rings, or both in the same time (inside and outside), or it only comes with one side lubricating mechanism? Thank you in advance.

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  2 года назад +1

      For a while they used to have a twin nozzle, but now discontinued. I’ve always found that the inside of the sprocket is never completely dry as a bit of oil is always forced around there. 👍🏻

  • @smokeybarr
    @smokeybarr 4 года назад +2

    Fantastic! Have always been put off oilers for the very reasons you highlighted in the vid. Seriously considering one of these, how has it held up so far? Or is that to be revealed in an update vid 🤓

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад +2

      I had a bit of teething trouble at the beginning because it wasn’t working. Turned out I’d just over filled it, so user error! Since then covered 5000km and the chain still looks good. Reservoir seems to be good for about 6-7000km on a top up at my current Settings too. All in all, positive experience so far!

  • @paultaylorduke
    @paultaylorduke 2 года назад +1

    How well did the TuToRo work on your Honda in the 2 years after the install? Considering an oiler for my KTM Duke.

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  2 года назад +1

      Funny you should ask that, the next video up is the round up review! Should be ready tomorrow 👍🏻

  • @RE650NZGraeme
    @RE650NZGraeme 4 года назад +2

    Well done Andy, really enjoy your maintenance tutorials (and your country rides as well haha). I am thinking of doing the same on the RE650. So was a very interesting headsup - if only I can find that Lube unit in NZ! I could always order online... :)

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад

      Cheers! I’m liking the gadget so far. Mostly the lack of a need to use that horrible spray wax stuff!

    • @Liam1304
      @Liam1304 4 года назад +2

      Fastbikegear in Auckland used to sell them but not any more. Online must be the only option now

    • @RE650NZGraeme
      @RE650NZGraeme 4 года назад +1

      @@Liam1304 Thanks Liam, I'll let the fingers do the walking on the keyboard now...

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад +1

      Good luck, would be a shame if you can’t get one down there.

    • @RE650NZGraeme
      @RE650NZGraeme 4 года назад

      @@Liam1304 yes I found that out after an email contact.

  • @christophergothard7277
    @christophergothard7277 4 года назад +7

    Hi Andy. Sticky pads = do it again later with something more substantial in my experience! By the time you've washed it a few times and it has flung some oil around, I reckon you'll be doing those again! Unit looks OK, but small in comparison to a Scottoiler. It'll be interesting to see how it gets on! I've just invested in a new Z900 to be my second bike, so may go with this solution if it pans out. Good vid! Liked the cable tie technique!👍

    • @davidcolin6519
      @davidcolin6519 4 года назад

      Yeah, not convinced about the size of that deposit, though I've found that modern glues on sticky pads can work.

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад +3

      Cheers Christopher. Hopefully they’ll do ok. The hoses on the Scottoiler were held on with sticky pads and were still holding on to the yamaha as i sold it! Also managed a 4000km round trip and the reservoir was still 1/3 full. Never managed that with the scottoiler, although i had the Louis special edition which is a bit smaller. So far I’m pretty happy with it. Few teething problems until i realized that I’d overfilled it. Since then, all good.

    • @christophergothard7277
      @christophergothard7277 4 года назад +3

      @@AndyManCam OK! I get it! It's just me that's crap at sticky pads!! 😉😂 They're like my kryptonite!!

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад +2

      Haha! It’s all about that prep! Clean it, clean it, clean it and for dogs sake don’t touch it!! 😂

  • @sudolea
    @sudolea 4 года назад +1

    Nice video. I had looked at Tutoro already, immediately after you presented your new bike. I'm interested in the follow up... No 5% discount link this time ?

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад

      So far, all going well. I’m happy with it. Afraid no discount code. I actually get offered very few of those 😔

  • @DavidSmith-wy5rb
    @DavidSmith-wy5rb 5 месяцев назад +1

    Very useful and informative !

  • @frankie1615
    @frankie1615 2 года назад +1

    Hi, how often do you clean the chain ? does the constant/consistent lubing of the chain by the unit keep the chain cleaner for longer or do you have to use the kettenmax just as often as if you were to use traditional lubrication methods ? How much extended chain/sprocket life do you expect to get by using the tutoro ?

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  2 года назад

      I definitely clean the chain way less often. Maybe once a month at most. I’ve yet to see how long I’ll get but I’m on 15,000km so far and i think the chain has maybe another 5-10,000 left. Not bad considering that (IMHO) the Honda OE chain is pretty rubbish!

  • @simonhughes650
    @simonhughes650 4 года назад +2

    Just bought to install but your reservoir fixing position looks different to mine as I don't have engine bars fitted. Would the bracket fit in same position if I remove bolt cover on std bike

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад

      I think you might need some kind of spacer, as the bolt is recessed into the frame (as I recall). But that of course means that it is possible, just with perhaps a tiny little it of extra faff!

    • @simonhughes650
      @simonhughes650 4 года назад +1

      I got around it by positioning on off side and cutting a mounting bracket. I will post photo when done, pipe routing will be same but from opposite side

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад

      Glad to hear it. With so many bolts and mounts, there always has to be a solution in there somewhere!

  • @petermms1
    @petermms1 5 месяцев назад +1

    Hello this way you are only lubrificante the left side links off the chain the oil ill never ritch the right

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  5 месяцев назад

      The oil runs off of the sprocket on to the rollers of the chain. Due to capillary action from the close contact between the rollers and the sprocket, the oil works across the whole roller and on to the inside edge of the roller. I can categorically confirm this, because the other side of the sprocket is also wet with oil. The chain has always lasted exponentially longer for me with a chain oiler than without. Ultimately i don’t need to convince you of something, the opposite of which you have already convinced yourself. If you don’t want a chain oiler, good for you. But i know they work and that they keep my chain in good condition for longer.

  • @TheBugsplat
    @TheBugsplat 2 года назад +1

    Hello Andy, I have a question.. this oiler appears to only lube one side of the chain, does it track across to the inner plates ?

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  2 года назад +1

      Yes it does. Both ends of the roller get plenty of oil.

  • @Dara-ih6jq
    @Dara-ih6jq 3 года назад +1

    That just seems like it would make one hell of a mess… if all it takes is vibration to make oil come out. 🤔….. I’m rly interested in this because it would be a game changer if it works as advertised.

  • @CruisersCorner
    @CruisersCorner 2 года назад +2

    Great idea but… I think I’d rather just oil my chain occasionally than have that device on my bike. Great video though! Music could be a little more rock to be aligned with more motorcycle vibe. Just my opinion.

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  2 года назад

      Each to their own mate. Personally i HATE chain maintenance, so this device adds valuable hours back on to my life! I also prefer to not always rely on the fact that people think bikes mean rock. There’s a whole menu out there and stereotypes were made to be broken!

  • @stantons27
    @stantons27 4 года назад +1

    Would you happen to know who makes the rear stand? And if it allows you to take the wheel off?

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад +1

      Sure! I bought it from a German company called Stein Dinse and yes it does allow you to take the wheel off.

  • @fjallmann
    @fjallmann 4 года назад +1

    Bit of a buzz on the microphone Andy. Increased the gain when editing or through hardware?

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад +1

      It‘s just buzz mate. I’m running this ship on a shoestring and using what I’ve got! If I was recording in a proper studio, with pro gear, then it would bother me. As it is, I’m just happy when it all worked according to plan!

    • @fjallmann
      @fjallmann 4 года назад

      @@AndyManCam Cheers. I was just wondering if it was a setting of sorts or some minor glitch. No other reason to post this on here :). Keep at it. You've been doing great!

  • @jamie140
    @jamie140 2 года назад +1

    Andy, what stand is that please?

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  2 года назад

      It’s from a German brand called Stein Dinse. 👍🏻

  • @mrcintheuk5596
    @mrcintheuk5596 4 года назад +2

    I suppose if you don't have a centre stand these may be beneficial. Gear oil is the best for chains so will this accept gear oil or must it be their own oil?

    • @SateenDuraLuxe
      @SateenDuraLuxe 4 года назад +2

      Gear oil is probably thicker than their oil. It might not flow very well, or work right with that vibration valve.

    • @dazednconfused31337
      @dazednconfused31337 4 года назад +2

      I was looking at the manual online the other week, it's well written and long AF. Full of warnings about how washing the bike or using the wrong lube might bugger it. It says gearbox oil will swell the cap and you'll crack the tube. They used to make one with a on/off tap for like £15

    • @mrcintheuk5596
      @mrcintheuk5596 4 года назад +2

      @@dazednconfused31337 Yes, I had one of those £15 jobs. For me, a waste of £15. Back in the day I've also tried the old Scotoiler, which are still overly expensive. I've come to the conclusion that regular manually oiling of the chain while on the centre stand and running the engine in 1st gear is my preferred option.

    • @robzz9002
      @robzz9002 4 года назад +2

      MrC InTheUK for god sake, don’t have the bike running in gear while doing chain maintenance. That’s one fast was to lose fingers. Only takes a split second, you’re finger gets between the chain and sprocket and say bye bye to your digit.

    • @mrcintheuk5596
      @mrcintheuk5596 4 года назад +3

      @@robzz9002 Take your point, which is why I now use a long, flexible oil can. Been doing it for 47 years and I've still got 6 fingers left! 👍😁

  • @mattmutane5502
    @mattmutane5502 4 года назад +1

    Andy which oil did it come with (did you get to choose?)? Their site says not to use Plus25 in the UK, but it seems to me that is exactly the right choice for our temperature range here (and probably the same for you).

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад +1

      I have the normal one and it seemed to be just right in the up to 30 degrees that we had last month. It’s my understanding that in temperatures below 25 degrees the plus 25 will be too thick to get good flow when it gets colder. Which lets be honest, is the vast majority of the year on the UK!

    • @mattmutane5502
      @mattmutane5502 4 года назад +1

      @@AndyManCam Super, thx! (now you mention it, perhaps the clue is in the name... ;) doh! :D )

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад

      Haha! I think that the name might have a clue hidden in there somewhere!

  • @Gsrider65
    @Gsrider65 3 года назад

    Hi Andy, just as an update, have you had any issues with the oiler ?

  • @twowheelsquirrel
    @twowheelsquirrel Год назад

    So it only lubes one side of the chain? Could you not have bought the Sottoiler V and slipped that on the end to get both sides?

  • @paulaustin5970
    @paulaustin5970 4 года назад +1

    Am I right in thinking you have removed the exhaust guards?

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад

      Not yet, but I’m thinking about it.

  • @sudolea
    @sudolea 4 года назад +1

    After your Vosges trip, do you have a better view of your Tutoro "consumption" per (1000) km ? I ask this because since this installation video of yours, I installed a Tutoro on my bike, and I wonder if I could ride e.g. the RDGA, next year, with only one extra container oil fill...

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад

      After a few good long trips, I can tell you that (on my settings of half a turn open) in warm weather the filled reservoir lasted for about 5000km, so about 3000 miles. Not bad at all and enough for most 'ordinary' tours!

  • @tiger98011
    @tiger98011 4 года назад +1

    I'm interested in this. How much more life would you guesstimate with these vs lubing every 200 miles and cleaning every 800-1000 miles?
    How do you mean the bike gets dirtier with these vs spray lube?

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад +1

      Before oilers, i would get around 10,000km before the chain was loose and flappy. On my last bike, after 20,000km (and the chain was already fitted when i bought the bike) the chain and sprockets still looked like they had plenty of life. I was never the most dedicated cleaner, but still. Over double the life is nothing to be sniffed at. The oil from the oiler is thinner than the spray wax. So it’s thrown off by the oiler and therefore ends up on the rear wheel and the rear of the bike. Though when the settings are right, this is nothing more than a wipe with a cloth once a week.

  • @killerdonkey5750
    @killerdonkey5750 3 года назад +1

    Any word on pros/cons of this one? I've already pulled the trigger and I mounted my scottoiler to my FZ1 today. But this would have been my second choice, so how is it?

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  3 года назад

      The real pro is the fact that it's not connected to the bike in any way. No electrics and no vacuum pipes. It does seem a bit more sensitive to temperature though and I had to adjust it massively in the winter. Otherwise all good. Haven't needed to adjust the chain at all in the last 3000 miles.

  • @Brerpatch
    @Brerpatch 4 года назад +1

    Hi Andy, how is the oiler working out?

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад

      Very well so far Brian. Happy with the range that a fill up gives you and the chain is constantly wet and running smooth/quiet.

    • @Brerpatch
      @Brerpatch 4 года назад +1

      @@AndyManCam excellent, I`m glad you made the video, I was considering one too, now I think I will give it a go. Thanks Andy and keep up the great work

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад

      Very happy to help mate. Hope it works out as well for you too. 👍🏻

  • @gustavosalazar6555
    @gustavosalazar6555 4 года назад +1

    If it is not too much to ask, what is the diameter of the motorcycle stand shatft? I have one already that I want to trim down since it is too big.

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад

      I'll have to measure that the next time I'm in the garage.

  • @critch.
    @critch. 4 года назад +1

    There is a risk one will get fed up with the splatter and it sounds like this could be bothersome if you like to keep bikes looking as good as possible, despite all weather riding ... I considered this oiler for my bike but having seen the mess this oiler created on a colleagues bike it's on hold for now. His tail/number plate area and rear wheel gets caked in fling and he just can't dial it in to get a good trade-off setting. Some of the fling must end up on his brake disc as both sides of his wheel get caked up 🤔. Plus, if you want the extra bits 'n bobs fitting kit the price rises steeply. At the moment I'll stick with Wurth dry chain lube spray every 400 or so miles = practically zero fling. I clean chain with parrafin every 600 to 800 miles (I take a small pot on tour with me). When I clean my chain with paraffin it still looks new and after two years of ownership and 14k miles chain tension has never been required to tighten it. Oilers are certainly convenient, particularly on tour, but I have OCD with, ahem, rear-end cleanliness! I hope it doesn't become an issue for you. Thanks for the review, I like how you used the cable tie locking block as an anchor, looks a bit tidier. 👍 Be good if you could provide an update in a few months to see what it's like long term in different temps and climates, oil consumption and range from the reservoir, etc as I'm still considering getting one. Ta.

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад +1

      I totally understand that Critch. I guess it comes down to which end of the cleaning spectrum you’re happiest to spend your time. I prefer to run a rag around the back end (oo-er) once a week than get involved with the chain. Of course now that i have a single sided swingarm and no center stand, cleaning and lubing on tour is exponentially more difficult! TBH I’ve always found that no matter what i do, the bike looks like a swamp tried to eat it when i get back from any tour, so a deep clean is always in order! But being able to forget about the chaintenance (maybe i should copyright that one!) is a huge bonus for me when all i want to do is park the bike and get on with the evening entertainment!

  • @edwardblack7133
    @edwardblack7133 4 года назад +1

    If chain oilers are needed why don’t they come fitted? I’m a long term BMW shaft drive biker because I hate that oily mess and the thought that I’m just making a grinding paste

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад

      Chains need to be cleaned and lubricated. That’s indisputable. Chain oilers are just another way to achieve that. Obviously manufacturers don’t want to fit them because of the increased part count, complexity and end price. Naturally shaft drive is the cleanest and easiest way to solve the Problem, but the added weight, complexity and power loss makes it a less than ideal solution for every platform. To be honest i hated chains and resigned myself to the fact that I’d have to get a super expensive (or very old) BMW. But chain oilers have reopened the world of chain driven bikes to me. Hugely reduced faff and maintenance for relatively low cost. Of course finally having a single sided swing also really helps with the reduction of faff as i now no longer need to disturb the chain adjustment to remove the wheel or worry about chain alignment ever again. All in all, I’m very happy with this setup.

    • @sudolea
      @sudolea 4 года назад +1

      This can be said about a lot of those optional BMW packs, can't it ... e.g. : if ESA is really needed, why doesn't it come fitted. Nevertheless, I bet you have payed extra for ESA on your bike. And we're speaking of a completely different price level :P

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад

      @sudolea Another very good point. At least most of them are coming from the factory with traction control and ABS as standard! I remember when you had to pay for that as an extra!

  • @Lochwood92
    @Lochwood92 4 года назад +1

    like you i hate the fact the scottoiler cuts into the vacuum hose and always gave it a wide berth. This looks the dogs Andy and great tutorial as always.. Cheers Mate may need to invest in this. 👌

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад +1

      Cheers mate. The LAST thing I was going to be doing with a new bike was hacking in to the vacuum system. Have you looked at the pipewrok on the CB? it's an absolutle nightmare! NO idea which one to use. SO this is the ideal solution! Luckily, it's also working really well!

    • @Lochwood92
      @Lochwood92 4 года назад

      Haven't mate.. glad it's working well.. I'm down south for a couple of days and just listened to your podcast with TP.. Helped me through my first 150 miles 😄👍

  • @danmorris8153
    @danmorris8153 4 года назад +1

    Do it work as well as other electronic auto Oiler’s. Thinking of getting one for my bike.

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад +1

      It works easily as well as my old Scottoiler, but with the added bonus of having no connections to the bike! Plus the aluminium cover looks far cooler than a plastic bottle on show!!

  • @dargar7325
    @dargar7325 4 года назад +1

    Verdict so far Mr AndyManCam? Still happy? (I know it’s not the greatest of test periods but I’m about to pull the trigger on one)....🤔 Cheers in advance fella

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад +1

      Very happy mate. Seems to be working fine. Just have to be sure not to overfill, but otherwise all good. Regulating the flow is easy enough as the temp changes and very simple.

  • @tonybland9226
    @tonybland9226 4 года назад +1

    14 dislikes wtf is wrong with some people? once again first class tutorial Andy, How have you got on with it ? Is it worth me buying one for my cb 1000r now you have run it for a few months?

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  3 года назад

      It comes with the territory Tony! It's been mostly good. Seemed to stop working for a little while, but turns out I had it mounted too loosely! Still testing though. Sadly weather doesn't want to play along so much at the moment!

    • @tonybland9226
      @tonybland9226 3 года назад

      @@AndyManCam thanks Andy think I might hold off buying one until I get some more reviews 👍

  • @javiaguayo1437
    @javiaguayo1437 5 месяцев назад +1

    Hello, is this product no longer for sale? On the website, when I accept the terms and conditions, it does not let me continue with the purchase, a page jumps... non-private connection...

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  5 месяцев назад

      They’re definitely still for sale and they’re a small company. Maybe you could send them an email to let them know there’s a problem with their website‘s security certificate?

    • @javiaguayo1437
      @javiaguayo1437 5 месяцев назад +1

      @@AndyManCam Thanks for the response, yes, I have already notified the company of the problem, greetings

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  5 месяцев назад

      @javiaguayo1437 👍🏻👍🏻

  • @MrCameronpalmer
    @MrCameronpalmer 2 года назад +1

    Hi Andy,
    Its 11/06/22 and just brought a second hand cb1000r 2018 and wondering what pin size you used for the rear stand?Can you please msg me when you get a chance.thanks

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  2 года назад

      Hi Cameron. I’m not sure about the size as it has two different diameters i think. My stand is by German brand Stein Dinse though. Hope that helps.

  • @karlosp6726
    @karlosp6726 4 года назад +1

    OK so when do we get to meet Mrs. Cam?

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад +2

      When she decides that she’s ready for superstardom!

  • @zoomzoomtasche9734
    @zoomzoomtasche9734 3 года назад +1

    Are you satisfied with the chain oiler?

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  3 года назад

      Yes! Seems to be working fine!

  • @SirNarax
    @SirNarax 4 года назад +6

    Greatest inventors of all time: Alexander Graham Bell, James Watt, Stephanie Kwolek- WRONG! Utter nonsense! What world would we live in without Maurus C. Logan and his cable ties/zip ties?

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад +1

      100% with you there! Greatest multitool ever created!

    • @mattmutane5502
      @mattmutane5502 4 года назад +1

      @@AndyManCam Surely that accolade has to go to gaffer tape!!? ;) :D

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад

      Gaffer is definitely up there! And don’t forget velcro!

  • @jaythomasni
    @jaythomasni 2 года назад

    Does the new gen O-ring Sealed chains need this external lubrication?

  • @Mai-zd3lf
    @Mai-zd3lf 2 года назад +1

    Does it really need to oil the chain right be the sprocket? @16:33 Can you not do a short tube right there?

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  2 года назад

      If you have the oiler lubing anywhere other than at either of the sprockets, then there is far too much movement of the swingarm. This movement prevents you from putting the nozzle close enough and therefore you'd lose most of the oil in the wind. You could mount the nozzle on to the swingarm, but there is still also a lot of movement through chain slap. One jump from the chain and the whole nozzle assembly could be ripped from it's mounts and destroyed forever!

    • @Mai-zd3lf
      @Mai-zd3lf 2 года назад +1

      @@AndyManCam Thanks for the explanation!

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  2 года назад

      My pleasure entirely!

  • @rench55
    @rench55 2 года назад

    Hi Andy, How are you getting on with the Tutoro after a year?

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  2 года назад +1

      Good! Still oiling and the chain is still kicking! The hose has hardened a bit around the reservior connection, but that is a relatively easy fix.

  • @JAF41972
    @JAF41972 4 года назад +1

    Nice job and unit 🤓

  • @saidfrh
    @saidfrh 2 года назад

    Hello Andy, I wonder where to install the oil container on a 2008 FZ1. Not very mechanical gifted. I can't see where the oil chart mentions can be attached on the above. Any advise?

    • @saidfrh
      @saidfrh 2 года назад

      Where the oil container can be attached to the FZ1? Do you cover the container during rainy rides?

  • @chema1546
    @chema1546 4 года назад +2

    Ok 👍 super Andy

  • @stmurphy4356
    @stmurphy4356 4 года назад +1

    Super, bravo

  • @Viper6-MotoVlogger
    @Viper6-MotoVlogger 4 года назад +1

    Nice little device mate.

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад

      Cheers mate. I agree. Working well so far.

  • @sketchness8400
    @sketchness8400 4 года назад +1

    How’s it working out for you?

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад

      Very good. Even after 1500km in horrible torrential rain and cold (video is on the way) the chain just looked like it could maybe do with a little wipe, nothing more! Still oiled and quiet though. So far, I'm happy.

    • @sketchness8400
      @sketchness8400 4 года назад +1

      @@AndyManCam - Nice. Think I will pull the trigger. Just got a Z1000 with twin exhausts, which is an utter pig to do chain maintenance on.

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  4 года назад +1

      In that case, I say go for it! On mine with the single sided arm, chain adjustment is now super easy, but trying to lube it on the road without a paddock stand is a pure exercise in frustration!!

  • @MsDenver2
    @MsDenver2 3 года назад +1

    I think manufacturers should design automatic chain oilers so you buy the bike with it part of the bike already.

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  3 года назад

      I think that not everybody likes them, so the cost for the manufacturers would be too much for an unwanted component. I personally think they're brilliant and will never be without one !

  • @zzzpip
    @zzzpip 2 года назад +1

    great vids just perfect for sharing.

    • @AndyManCam
      @AndyManCam  2 года назад +1

      Glad to hear it! Cheers for spreading the word!