Scottoiler eSystem v3.1 Electronic Motorcycle Chain Oiler With Lubricant

SKU: SCOTT-SO-9005

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$349.99

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Scottoiler eSystem v3.1 Electronic Chain Oiler With Lubricant

As the most advanced electronic chain oiling system in the world, the Scottoiler eSystem v3.1 is designed for the biker who wants total control over their bike and it’s health – this including ultra-precise chain-oiling, of course. Connecting to your bike’s battery, the eSystem LED Display sits between your handlebars, allowing you to adjust oil flow-rates with ease. The eSystem reservoir can be easily installed on the mainframe of the bike, with dispenser, cabling and oil provided to easily fit the dispenser above the sprocket face for optimal lubrication. The Scottoiler eSystem v3.1 builds on the previously popular eSystem models with several software and hardware improvements.

Self-calibration is now introduced, allowing you to get to what matters most quickly – riding hassle free! As well as this, further flow-rate settings have been introduced primarily at the lower end of the scale to allow for more precision particularly in wavering climates. Furthermore, following popular demand, the eSystem v3.1 now retains all pre-established settings, even when disconnected from the battery! Leaving your bike over winter? Holiday planned? It’s now even quicker to get on the road and not have to worry about adjusting your settings – unless you want to.

Note to buyer: Scottoiler now offers an adapter that allows those with the eSystem to connect it with a compatible accessory manager such as the ezCAN from Hex. This allows you to control the system from your phone. Here is the link to SA-9505BL.

Technical Support

Visit Scottoilers website for model-specific installation guides. They Provide step-by-step how to install the systems on your motorcycle. You will also find general advice and set-up tips, troubleshooting guides and installation videos! To access the Technical Support page Click Here