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  • June 25, 2008 at 3:39 pm #1593
    lukid
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    Hello gang,
    For those those who know me i like to ride more the talk…
    Well theres no hidden secrets, I installed a Cameleon oiler.
    First of all I appreciate not having to even think about lubricating my %&?&((?$# chain, Second of all I like the idea of the light that changes colors when functioning actually looks really cool at night. Third of all cleaning is so much easier, I pass a dry towel and the tire looks like new. The high grade (190sae) oil drys while riding and doesn’t leave a mess. When it rains I oil my chain every 500km with ps-1 Bardahl.
    My personal statistics:
    -2002 to 2004: original chain and sprocket……….40, 000km
    -2004 to 2005: EK chain and Honda sprocket……….36, 300km
    -2005 to 2006: EK chain and Honda sprocket……….29, 100km
    -2006 to …….: EK chain and front sprocket only……….26, 600
    -July 2007….: (installation of the Cameleon oiler) I still have the same chain and sprockets and its been 44, 000km, so the numbers explain themselves……
    I hit 150, 000km with my 2002 Honda VFR and I should be changing the chain and sprockets as soon as I start my vacation.
    In CONCLUSION, without exaggerating, from the start if I had a new chain, new sprockets with the Cameleon oiler installed on my bike, I could easy push the use of my chain and sprockets up to 100, 000km and more….
    The kit comes with 250ml bottle of oil with a viscosity of 190(SAE) and when reservoir is filled I can do 7, 000km with 50ml of oil.
    Again thank you Cameleon oiler for your invention.
    http://www.cameleonoiler.com

    Lukid

    June 25, 2008 at 10:50 pm #7841
    smadaakram
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    //@R!<

    June 25, 2008 at 11:12 pm #7844
    megaspaz
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    I wouldn’t go that far… Well not if he posted this on his original thread… nothing wrong with starting a thread on moto products, imo. I dunno, slippery slope kinda thing i guess… but yeh, 3 seperate threads is kinda pushin’ it…

    —
    If there’s anything more important than my ego
    around, I want it caught and shot now…

    June 26, 2008 at 7:02 am #7873
    AaronMerlot
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    If you have a product you are representing be honest and tell us that you like the product and let us ask you questions. Don’t make up some BS story. It is all about respecting your possible customers and not being a $%^& head spammer.

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