Have just fitted a LoobMan chain oiler...

[XTC]

(see previous post) I have one on for a couple of months now and only give it a squeeze for a ride of more than an hour. Have not noticed any oil dribbling out after I stop. But then the bike is on the side-stand and it might just end up un-noticed on the carpet I am using SAE50 as a compromise between fling from lighter oil and the time taken to get thru the pipe. Overall it is no hassle at all, easy to remember and means the chain does get oiled.

Maybe less = less dribble ( )

Like I said in my previous post - i haven't even ridden with this yet. I probably wont need to fit a tap but think it would work to stop dripping if you had some unused oil still in the line. like holding your finger over the top of a straw full of liquid.....

[Lou Girardin]

Is it??? You should see adoctor about that.

Why not tell us about your oiler?? Then we would know about another option.

It's a custom made jobbie that Pixie does. It uses a solenoid valve rather than vacuum and has a steel reservoir that is designed to fit each bike, but otherwise works like a Scott unit. Feedback says that its adjustments are more stable than the Scott. He quotes per job, but the installed price usually works out the same or a bit less than a Scott uninstalled.

[Pixie]

Will do John. I had a scottoiler on my last bike (VFR750) but thought i'd give one of these a go after reading the product review posted a couple of weeks ago. Doesn't look like it would be too hard to fit a tap or even one of those slide thingy's you get on the drip bags in hospital (anyone know where I can get one of those?) to stop any dripping while the bike is parked up.
Scottoiler = $239.00
Loobman = $50.00

You just need a spring steel paper clip (bulldog clip) to pinch the tubing.
Or you could buy one of my oilers, but they are as expensive as scottoilers,though they are superior.

[Flyingpony]

you could buy one of my oilers, but they are as expensive as scottoilers,though they are superior.

Write up a blurb or two and put up some pictures of it under the product review section.