If you have a Scott Oiler, where did you mount the RMV?

[MIMbox]

I have just won a used system from eBay, and wondered if anyone had any experince of fitting them to a Steamer, and if so, do you think there worth the effort?

[NeilD]

mine came with one fitted, but the vaccuum pipe wasnt connected to the carb and the rest of the tubing was a bit '2nd hand' so took it off... might have a go at putting it back on as the chain seemed quite well lubed, so mustve worked at some point..!  :)

anyway, on mine the resevoir was mounted on a little 'L' bracket attached to the water hose cover on the lefthand side of the engine? seemed quie a reasonable place so will probably reuse that..

[Sin_Tiger]

I'm interested in this too.

There was one fitted but disconnected at both ends  :icon_scratch when I got her. I didn't find out till we started stripping her down, that's how deep in the guts the RMV was hidden, so somewhere a bit more accessible will be sought during rebuild.

[Bixxer Bob]

I'm interested in this too.

There was one fitted but disconnected at both ends  :icon_scratch when I got her. I didn't find out till we started stripping her down, that's how deep in the guts the RMV was hidden, so somewhere a bit more accessible will be sought during rebuild.

Invest in the remote touring kit.  The whole caboogle inc the RMV then goes behind the numberplate and the huge reservior only needs filling up very three or four months.

[Mustang]

+1............ and they look fairly tidy and don't clutter up the bike  

[John Stenhouse]

+2, they're the mutts

[Sin_Tiger]

You've convinced me  :D , by the time I pi$$ about trying to get the old one going, relocate it, fit a lube tube, dual injector etc. after all I'd just spend the money on Gin otherwise  

Strange thing is I was intending to do that on the Vara but don't do that many miles in one shot, so, good excuse to give her some stick when she's back on the road  

[Bixxer Bob]

..... I'd just spend the money on Gin otherwise  

Since folks found out I like a drop o' gin I tend to get more in Xmas and birthday prezzies than I can get through (does that sound like a complaint?).  At last count I had 4.5 litres in the cabinet,  Hendricks (distilled in Glasgow) being my favourite although Tanqueray is up there too.

Warm Sunday afternoons - Moto GP on Eurosport with Toby Moody and Julian Ryder commentating and a pint of G&T on ice... perfect!!!

I make it by the pint as it saves on trips to the kitchen... :oops:

[rf9rider]

I make it by the pint as it saves on trips to the kitchen... :oops:

Big house then Bob?  :lol:

[Bixxer Bob]

I make it by the pint as it saves on trips to the kitchen... :oops:

Big house then Bob?  :lol:

No, quite the opposite, our place is tiny... I'm just lazy...  :)

[rybes]

scottoiler gets thumbs up from me. had one on me biuke f years, altho it aint runnin at the mo. chain tightenin was reduced considerably and i used it everday for years. mus be up too 10000 on the chain n sprockets now  :D

[Bixxer Bob]

For someone that joined in 2005 you're kinda quiet ain't ya? Chuck your hat in, get to know folks...

[Sin_Tiger]

At last count I had 4.5 litres in the cabinet,  Hendricks (distilled in Glasgow) being my favourite although Tanqueray is up there too.

It is very nice stuff, quite a different taste.

For someone that joined in 2005 you're kinda quiet ain't ya? Chuck your hat in, get to know folks... Wink

Yeah, come in and have a G & T, Bob's got plenty  :lol:

Gone a bit OT, so ............... I wonder if it's possible to rig up a Sottoiler as a gin dispenser  :roll: