I have used the ScottOiler on my other bikes, but the ScottOiler is both expensive and it needs a vacuum pipe connection for it to function.
You try find a free vacuum connection on the 1190Adv
On the other hand, the Tutoro Chain oiler ( www.tutorochainoiler.com ) doesnt require a vacuum or electric connection, it works on the movement / vibration of the bike to function.
Last year, the Tutoro chain oiler was rated as UK's BIKE magazine, "Product of The Year"
So I contacted Tutoro in the UK and ordered 2 of them.
It is a very easy installation, took me less than 2hours, now I just need one more test ride to confirm the final oil drip rate.
Here are some pics of the unit installed.
You try find a free vacuum connection on the 1190Adv
On the other hand, the Tutoro Chain oiler ( www.tutorochainoiler.com ) doesnt require a vacuum or electric connection, it works on the movement / vibration of the bike to function.
Last year, the Tutoro chain oiler was rated as UK's BIKE magazine, "Product of The Year"
So I contacted Tutoro in the UK and ordered 2 of them.
It is a very easy installation, took me less than 2hours, now I just need one more test ride to confirm the final oil drip rate.
Here are some pics of the unit installed.
