How-To: Tutoro Auto Chain Oiler Installation & GIVEAWAY!
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- ► REGISTER TO WIN
Follow these 3 simple steps to register to win your very own Tutoro Auto Chain Oiler.
▐ 1. Follow Tutoro on Instagram
Use your Instagram App and search for "Tutoro". You'll find the orange Tutoro logo. Or visit Instagram online: / tutoro
▐ 2. Follow KarmakazeMoto on Instagram
Use your Instagram App and search for "KarmakazeMoto". You'll find the unmistakable Karmakaze logo. Or visit Instagram online: / karmakazemoto
▐ 3. Comment on this video with #tutoro
Leave a comment on this video. No need to say anything special. Simply type #tutoro.
That's it! Best of luck to you!
► DRAWING
The giveaway drawing will be held on or about Monday, July 29, 2018. Registrations end at end of day (Alaska time) on July 28.
You must be available to receive communication either through Instagram or TH-cam. If the lucky winner does not respond within 1 week of the drawing announcement and having been contacted, a different winner will be selected.
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► LINKS
Tutoro on Instagram: / tutoro
Karmakaze Moto on Instagram: / karmakazemoto
Tutoro Website: www.tutorochai...
Buy the Tutoro Auto Chain Oiler online.
Karmakaze Moto Website: karmakaze.co
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► ABOUT THE VIDEO
This is an in-depth, step-by-step installation how-to video for the Tutoro Automatic Motocycle Chain Oiler.
The auto chain oiler is being installed on a 2018 Royal Enfield Himalayan; however, during the process we'll be looking at all the components Tutoro provides and how they can be used to install the chain oiler on any other motorcycle.
Unlike other brands of chain oilers such as Scottoiler, Motorbriiz, Osco and others, the Tutoro oiler:
▪ Is light
▪ Requires no electrical connection
▪ Requires no vacuum lines
▪ Does not operate off of unpredictable air/wind pressure
The Tutor Auto operates off riding vibration, and a simple adjustment knob allows the rider to increase or decrease the flow of oil if needed. Vibration is a consistent and trustworthy source of energy to actuate the oiler valve system, thus the rider can have complete confidence that the device is working. Best of all, setup time and difficulty is greatly reduced.
Watch and learn! And consider a Tutoro Auto Chain Oiler for yourself.
#tutoro #motorcyclechainoiler #motorcycleadventure #mototouring #motorcycleaccessories #motogear #royalenfield #himalayan
Love your videos. Have been looking at the Himalayan for some time. Between you and itchy boots I think you have convinced me to buy one. Thanks for your hard work.
buy one..you wont regret it..it has its faults..but fun as heck to ride.
Nice little attachment to get the chain lubed and in good condition.
Thank you #tutoro for this product and thank you Justin for explaining the installation so nicely👍
You have been entered! Thanks for participating Sharath.
Please clarify: Since the chain is a (newer) O-ring style which is packed w/ lubricant and sealed w/ O-rings on each link, why is it necessary to continuously dribble oil on the chain? Wouldn't this oil attract and hold dust and debris on the chain which serves to wear out the chain and sprockets faster than if they were protected w/ a dry paraffin coating?
Great video and good explanation of installation. A chain oiler is a good way to resolve the lubrication issues between the chain and sprocket minimizing the interface wear. It's possible to get the oiler dialed in to minimize oil spray on the rear wheel, drive sprocket, and swing arm assembly, but unfortunately whether you use an oiler or manually maintain/oil your chain, spray on other surrounding parts is an inherent byproduct of a chain drive.
For those of you not wanting to deal with regular chain maintenance, a chain oiler is the only way to go. For those convinced this is the solution to make it happen, the Tuturo is the only way to go. Simple installation, simple operation, little to no maintenance, and highly effective. Have installed one of these on each of these bikes I own...... a KLR 650, KTM 1190 Adv, CB1100C and a CB500X and all have worked flawlessly, the oldest for 5 years. Last one I purchased was on Amazon for those might looking for a source in the US. Hats off to the gents who invented this across the pond! Well engineered, good quality product and that's from someone who's at one time was an auto mechanic and currently a mechanical engineer for almost 40 years.
#tutoro From India happy to see you like this product. A good brand ambassador for RE
Hi mate looks a good system from #tutoro, one question does the helix and nozzle give good adjustment for when you adjust your chain as it wears ?
Good point. I think i can answer this. Yes, its easy to re-adjust the nozzle position however, the necessity for any chain adjustment is substantially reduced because the chain wears very much more slowly - many people state they get 30000 miles plus out of a chain. 1 recorded instance was 52000 miles!
Silk, thanks for entering the drawing. That was an EXCELLENT question, and Nick Ibbitson gave you a better answer than I would have. Cheers!
@@KARMAkazeMoto cheers hope I win to give it a try 🤠👍
@@silktvPDR1 Good luck! Cheers from Alaska!
A little late to the party here, but about how long does it take to get this kit once purchased, in the central USA during these COVID virus times?~Any USA distributors by chance? #tutoro
Good question. Have you written them on their website? I wouldn't be able to answer for them.
Between your ride to Alaska and Itchy Boots I am now waiting for my Himalayan to come in, hopefully this Saturday. #tutoro
right on Greg! That's great. Plan on doing and posting to TH-cam?
If you win this oiler you'll be perfectly set to get it installed, that's for sure. 🙂
@@KARMAkazeMoto I plan on a lot of day trips and doing a little recording, maybe bring the drone along. It's been awhile since I rode, so going easy at first.
@@GregOverland good idea. That'll initial break-in period will help you ease into things. 👍
Justin, Great video! I just followed along while installing the Tutoro chain oiler on my new Himalayan. Easy job! Thanks.
Thanks again! Because of you I bought a 2019 Himalayan! I think it’s a rare bird, a 19’ NON-ABS model. I had a pretty epic pickup.
Check it out here!
th-cam.com/video/KpfLnSCa8Us/w-d-xo.html
It’s 93 degrees Fahrenheit out why the hot water again?
Ha! No kidding! But seriously, for anyone wondering, it takes boiling hot to get the ties soft enough that they'll shrink up after cooling down.
Good job. Signed up for the drawing. I liked your adventure from Seattle to alask a. Glad the Enfield performed.
Hopefully Enfield sees this.
Got it!
And thanks Rex! 🙂
► REGISTER TO WIN
Follow these 3 simple steps to register to win your very own Tutoro Auto Chain Oiler.
▐ 1. Follow Tutoro on Instagram
Use your Instagram App and search for "Tutoro". You'll find the orange Tutoro logo. Or visit Instagram online: instagram.com/tutoro/
▐ 2. Follow KarmakazeMoto on Instagram
Use your Instagram App and search for "KarmakazeMoto". You'll find the unmistakable Karmakaze logo. Or visit Instagram online: instagram.com/karmakazemoto/
▐ 3. Comment on this video with #tutoro
Leave a comment on this video. No need to say anything special. Simply type #tutoro.
That's it! Best of luck to you!
► DRAWING
The giveaway drawing will be held on or about Monday, July 29, 2019. Registrations end at end of day (Alaska time) on July 28.
You must be available to receive communication either through Instagram or TH-cam. If the lucky winner does not respond within 1 week of the drawing announcement and having been contacted, a different winner will be selected.
Tosko, this drawing is over but I have a another really good giveaway coming soon. Please subscribe to the channel so you know what and when it is. 👍
Congrats on the 10K! Well deserved. Great content and attitude. New intro/logo 👍🏻. Would love that Oiler! #tutoro
Consider yourself entered to win. Be sure to do the following on Instagram!
And thanks!
what a clever system those guys from #tutoro came up with!
And what a great tutorial you did too Justin... Thanks
I agree! Thanks Daniel! You've been entered into the drawing. 👍
What happens to the nozzles if you push the bike backwards ?
Interesting question. If you had just dropped your bike into a pit of mud, covering the sprocket, and then rolled backwards, you may need to clean the nozzle out with a paper clip or pine needle.
But in most riding conditions where dirt and debris is flying off the sprocket (if any at all), and considering the constant oil application helps keep the sprocket cleaner than usual, you'd have no issue to be concerned about.
That's my take on it.
Very interesting mechanical Chain Oiler devoid of Electronics or Vacuum, hence trouble free. Is it available in India? Best Wishes.
Good stuff mate, love the intro very professional. I’ve heard of oilers (not the hockey team) but never seen them in action, pretty cool. How long typically would a full reservoir last and would it not over-oil the chain? ATB Jason 👍 #tutoro
I've been waiting for someone to ask this exact question. 👍 Tutoro claims a well adjusted oiler will get you 1,000 to 1,500 miles. I did 100 miles the other day on a full reservoir and the level didn't drop too much. Looks like I'll get at least 1,000 miles. Since you have control of the flow rate using the adjustment knob there's no worry of over-oiling. Install, ride for 20 minutes, check the chain. If it is too wet, cut the flow back. If it doesn't seem wet enough, turn up the flow. The manual described the best situation, basically a wet chain but not dripping.
Consider yourself entered into the drawing. 👊
KARMAkaze Moto awesome stuff 🤘👊
scott oiler rules
Shame i don't do instagram. I said years ago when Scottoilers were popular that i'd need something like that. Yup never got one...lol. But after seeing the splatter on the rim and tyre, it reminded me why.
Just a thin layer of anti-stick to help wash away the dirt later. 😀
Seriously, I trimmed the flow back and no more splatter. On my Bandit I'd be more annoyed. On the Himalayan, meant to get dirty anyway, I'm along for the ride. 👍
Almost forgot, If I do any giveaway in the future it'll be more inclusive, not social media related.
All cool Justin, i enjoyed the video. For now i'll stick to a very light coat of Wurth HHS2000. I get it for free from work and it's fairly tacky so i don't get splatter. This oiler could be on the cards in the nearish future though. Cheers mate.
@@robmyers985 Cheers from Alaska!
Just spray some oil on your chain?
😂 That's what I used to do! Now I don't need to, and the chain stays a lot cleaner during long trips. There are some definite benefits to having a slow trickle applied consistently than doing one spray every 500 miles or so.
That looks awesome !, I want one 🤔 I NEED one 😃👍🏻
#tutoro
Been following you on instagram since before the Himalayan Adventure, but you did convince me I needed an adventure bike, sadly the nearest RE dealer to me is the one you got your bike at.. and I’m on the East side of the state lol. Would love this for my 2019 CB500X!
Well then, consider yourself entered to win one! 🙂 I know I said it before, but I like those CB500X's.
Maverick Motorsport in Missoula sells Enfields, that’s where I purchased my Himalayan
I think I'd replace the mounting zip ties with radiator hose clamps...
You need a steel or stainless steel chain guard 👍 I am not looking at new videos yet if you already changed the chain guard.
Hi Justin, really great video! Very clear.
But I wonder:
Can you comment on how or if the chain tensioning task (which should be checked and if necessary adjusted every 1.000 km) is effecting the delivery of oil from the nozzle to the sprocket.
Isn’t it so that every time you adjust the chain tension the whole rear wheel including the sprocket moves to the rear side of the bike. I wonder how you ensure that the nozzle still has contact with the sprocket if the sprocket moved 2-3 cm to the rear compared to the original position?
Comments lacking due to it being a major issue! I fitted a similar chain oiler which had a drip nozzle from the chain guard, works much better...
Watching this again, closely. The time has come....
That's great. But don't do the twin feed nozzle. Using a single feed is easier and much more durable. Tutoro recommends it actually. I'm in bed, but I can send you some pics tomorrow. Or a short video.
KARMAkaze Moto 10-4 good buddy 👍. I’ll be doing it tomorrow morning all going well, videoing of course and giving your channel and Tutoro a shameless plug 💪
@@BikerBytes sounds good to me! 👍😀
What's your long time experiences like? Would you recommend it?
I really grew to appreciate the full capability and usefullness of this bike during the ride to Prudhoe Bay, and following that trip I took it deep into Denali National park with Dee on the back. We were both comfortable and the ride was really pleasant. It was nice to discover the Himalayan could cruise ok on the highways, but the long dirt and gravel road really proved to me I made a good purchase. Yes I would recommend it with the understanding that we all have different tastes and preferences, and my conlusion may not be the same as yours. I can't speak for you, but for me this has been a great purchase.
@@KARMAkazeMoto Sorry, I obviously did not express clearly enough what I was refering to. I was wondering about your long time experiences with the Tutoro chain oiler not the bike itself. ;)
No, that's my mistake. I was responding to a lot of comments on a particular video and didn't realize you were commenting on the chain oiler video.
I've also been very happy with the chain oiler. I used it during my trip to Prudhoe Bay Alaska and only topped it off one time during the trip. I had a good piece of mind knowing the chain was lubricated well for the entire ride. After many miles of muddy gravel I did clean off the oil nozzle one time to ensure it was flowing well, other than that you can set it and forget it. It's worth noting that the whole thing withstood 2000 miles of riding, and nearly half of that was on gravel or rough road. The oiler still works perfect after all of that.
@@KARMAkazeMoto thanks a lot, I just received mine. :)
Good video. A mike clipped to your shirt would improve voice audio.
Seems to be a realy nice product :) And for those realy big trips is a must have :) Nice video Justin, apreciated the iniciative :) Hugs from across the big pond :P Btw the Logo looks great ;) #tutoro
I won't be buying a new chain for a long time, that's for sure. Thanks for the kind words Lone Wolf! You've been entered. If you win I know you'll show it off! 👍😀
Great vid! I've been intrigued by chain oilers, an #tutoro looks like a great option! Would love to try it out for myself...
They say you should get 1,000 to 1,500 miles per fill. Haven't tested that yet. Sounds good though. 🙂
Consider yourself entered to win. 👍
#tutoro
You're in John. Be sure to do the Instagram part. 👍
Wouldn’t a sealed o ring chain omit the need for an oiler?
Hi Justin, if you aren't already familiar, you should have a look at Noraly's "itchy boots" channel. She has done basically the same mods you've done/doing for the same reasons. Bought her original Himalayan in India and rode it 30000k home to Holland. Now has new Himalayan and heading for Patagonia to ride to Alaska. Need to check it out man.
I saw it this morning! Made my day!
I get the feeling you were trying to surprise me and not tell me that she had mention my channel. Thanks man that is so cool! 😀🍻
#tutoro I’m in the UK. I hope that doesn’t matter? Love the channel 👌🏻👍🏻
Anyone, anywhere in the World. Thanks Cloggsy G.!
I am from Canada and have a Tutoro chain luber but running out of oil . Do you have any idea where i can purchase this oil ( tutoro) in North America ? Thank you !
Only place I know is on their website, tutorochainoiler.com.
Lol.. would be nice on a long trip perhaps. 👍
I was thinking bout it over the weekend and i think it would be great for street riding only , but as for both of us that like the beatin path , well think it might be a big dirt collector and doing more harm then good .... thoughts ?
Well let's say you had a lubricated chain, like normal. It's probably pretty sticky and once it gets all dirty during off road use the dirt just sticks there. Whereas if you supply a continuous flow of clean oil, you are able to flush that grime off the chain rollers.
You can turn up the flow a little bit so that as you ride the dirt that gets cleaned off will fling off the chain. You may wind up with more mess in the chain guard, but that is better than wearing the chain out. I haven't tested this out, but Tutoro does describe this cleaning benefit in their manual.
@@KARMAkazeMoto Good points ! I'll still wait for your update review .... But it is a great how to
I think that's a smart move. Thanks Iron Man!
How good can that thing be when you have to protect it while washing the bike 🤔 but the system seems to be cool, like the old scottoiler
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I hear ya. It's plenty good though. Regarding protecting it, for starters there's a breather hole at the edge of the cap. Wouldn't want to blast water in there. Also, because people don't always wash their bike with mild soaps and solvents, there is the small chance that the chemical used will turn that clear housing cloudy. Tutoro is is playing it safe here. I'm sure they could use a more durable material, but then the cost would go up. As for being like the Scottoiler, that's accurate in the sense that it oils the chain, but unlike the Scottoiler that runs on vacuum and will drip even when the bike is parked, the Tutoro only runs when road vibration is present. A nice touch! 👌🙂
You know everything about the bike So Why don't you travel around the world like Itchy boots?
Would love to do it. Maybe my wife will do it with me. Right now we are trying to buy a house and finish the cabin. So much to do! 😀
Buen video muy instructivo un abrazó desde Bogotá colombia sur america.
Thank you Handerson! Cheers from Alaska!
What type of chain oil do you use 10W50 out of the crankcase ? Filtered of course?
Greek olive oil.
Just kidding! Tutoro requires their own because it is the exact weight and viscosity, plus there are no additives that could damage the valve or seals. I'm not aware of other options you could use in a pinch. Would be good to know, just in case.
Thanks for another great video! #tutoro
#tutoro
Fernando, the drawing was already over, but stay tuned. Very soon I will announce another Giveaway.
Thanks Justin-need to fit one to my Himalayan as Spain is very dusty and I'm forever wiping off the dust that turns to grinding paste, and then re-lubing.
Seeing as it's going on the Himalayan, are you sure that there will be enough vibration to make it work? (For all those without Himalayans, they are incredibly smooth running).
Hi Colin, the Oiler doesnt work on vibration, its motion activated :-) please see www.tutorochainoiler.com/pages/how-does-the-tutoro-auto-work
In your situation you'll benefit from how the constant delivery of fresh oil cleans the chain as you go. It does more than just lubricate. You may want to turn up the flow a bit. And as Nick stated, the engine vibration does nothing. The motion on the road causes the flow which is the same on all bikes. If you have a hover bike from the future, only then would it not work. 😀
I agree, the Himalayan is a smooth operator. 🙂👍
Sorry Nick-I was trying to be funny about the Himalayans lack of vibes!
I have had Scotoilers fitted to some of my previous bikes, but all the dismantling needed to tap into the inlet manifold was a real pain on FI bikes. This seems to be much better solution (at least for me) for keeping chains lined, as I'll often forget!
#tutoro If I don't win it, I don't think I will be buying it - over £100 in the UK!
At some point you'd recoup the cost of a chain, depending on how you ride, but that's a ways off. The competition/drawing has ending. Just wanted you to know. The details and dates were in the description and the top comment. No worries! Stay tuned for another giveaway. It'll be a good one. 👍
Great video thank you #Tutoro
Appreciate the videos very informative. Picking up a 2020 Royal Enfield Himalayan as soon as they come to Seattle right now they only have the 2019’s
my speakers aren't working on my computer. watching this, have two questions, will it cause oil stains on the floor when bike is parked. what type of oil does it use. Thanks
#tutoro I need to add one to a honda rebel, great video thanks for do it..
My pleasure. Was a fun one. You are entered into the drawing
Thanks for the videos Justin, very thorough, and well thought out! How is the Chain oiler holding up? How does the chain/sprocket look? How much adjustment/cleaning has the chain needed? Thanks
BASICALLY?
ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE TUTORO IS ON THEIR WEBSITE.
THERE !ARE!! ALTERNATIVES TO THEIR OIL AS SEEN ON TUTORO'S WEBSITE.
MUCH ANECDOTAL INFO ON MANY SICKLE WEBSITES, ABOUT THIS OILER AND WHAT OIL PEOPLE USE IN THEIR TUTORO'S.
ONE DOES NOT,,, NEED TO USE THEIR OIL.
BASICALLY,
GOOD LUCK AND HAVE FUN, YA'LL. 😜 😁
You should do a new comment with the link to the page on the Tutoro site talking about oils. Sounds useful. 👍
yeah but you use other oils at your own risk! www.tutorochainoiler.com/pages/which-oil-should-i-use
great tutorial. #tutoro
Not needing to linked to the bike's system is great. Thumbs up, #tutoro
You've been entered into the drawing. Don't forget to do Instagram. 👍
@@KARMAkazeMoto Already done.
@@NilanjanSaha perfect. 👍
Just wanted to know have you got any oil leaks from your engine from the head maybe the O-rings from the tapper covers or bolts I’m coming up on my 3000 mile service and I see some oil coming from something up top have to get into it because oil can run anywhere if you can give me a shout ill get in it next week or so and my back tire is about done but I do 90% on road got new ones ordered let me know and dig the new logo.
No leaks here... for the time being. I hope you find it's the tappet cover seals, because that is an easy fix. If you get a moment let me know what you find.
Thanks I will when its done. @@KARMAkazeMoto
Ok did the 3000 mile service and it had to be the tappet cover on the exhaust side the O-ring on both look to small and must only be good for a one or two time use so I put some good RTV in the O-ring grove this should be good till the next 3000 mile service and ill get new ones for next time didn't want to wait for the parts to come in takes two weeks or longer to get so Im letting it dry till I can ride it again. @@KARMAkazeMoto
Have you experienced any of the mechanical/electrical issues others are experiencing with the bike? how many miles/kilometers do you have on it now?
I have experienced a stall when coming to stops. I disconnected the EVAP system from the intake and that stopped. That is the only issue so far.
@@KARMAkazeMoto thanks for the reply. how many miles or kilometers do you have now?
@@yucandy0711 oh, sorry about that. Roughly 4,000 miles.
Never saw heating zip ties before. I didn't know that was a thing. Good idea
Not sure bout that one i'll wait for update review .
Don't blame you! Should be a pretty obvious piece of gear to notice during future rides. You'll know if it's still working out well. I'm heading up to Deadhorse/Prudhoe Bay in a couple weeks. That'll be a great test.
@@KARMAkazeMoto Elegant system! In my experience with zip ties, though, they eventually break - just spontaneously!
I had a bunch of coax cables bundled and attached with zip ties to iron water drains in the carports of our condo complex,
and even without exposure to direct sunlight, the ties just snapped after 2 or 3 years. So be prepared with extra zip ties,
or maybe replace them with steel ties.
@@daveinwla6360 I think I'll take your advice. Stainless hose clamps would be nice. Either way, I plan on covering the bracket in black tape. It'll look good and stop any problems.
So now that you have had the oiler for a while, how do you like it? Would you buy it again?
Been happy to have it. Good peace of mind, and it has been functioning well. Chain is looking good.
I have another one now to install on my Bandit.
Great tutorial, thanks, be interested to see how you get on with the flow rate vs oil splatter
#tutoro. Rex
Nice attachment to the chain lubed it's good . #tutoro thanks for this good idea.
Nice..!!!
Great video, helped me out a lot. Thanks buddy.
#tutoro
Great video as always.
Wished my Himalayan was as clean as yours. It’s a great bike and it compliments my VFR 1200 nicely.
Really like the design of the oiler less faff than the other brand names out there. Take care buddy.
Keep up the good work releasing great videos that we all enjoy. 😜🤪🤘
Thanks Robert!
That's how I feel, a great compliment to the Bandit. If I want to rip around, Bandit. If I want a long, comfortable ride and a bit of adventuring... Himalayan.
I'll put more dirt on it soon enough! ⛺
Thanks for sharing. #tutoro product looks really useful.
Nice Giant bicycle hanging from the ceiling is it a Nutra model?
I'll have to ask my wife. She's had that one for years.
KARMAkaze Moto - to the bike 👍
Your job clean, meticulous, professional. Should I be a manufaturer any day, I would hire you.. :-).
Thanks Pepe!
#tutoro
Hi Justin, well what a well thought out, clear instructional video. Excellent "how to" for installing this great product. Really liked what Tuturo supplied to fit and operate this chain oiler.
Thanks David!
Great Video. I enjoyed this one. Also, wanted to ask you where you had your logo intro design done. Very nice work!
Thanks!
I did the intro myself. I'm a web and graphic designer. Dabbling in video too, of course. I started with a template of sorts and with the proper software was able to produce the final animations. Thanks!
@@KARMAkazeMoto Great. Very nice work!
You're too kind! 🙂
Merry Christmas!
@@KARMAkazeMoto Merry Christmas to you as well. All the best in the New Year. 🙂
Great vid. Never tried a chain Oiler on my bike but this was very informational. Following you and Tutoro on the gram 🤙#tutoro
I'm rootin' for you! Consider yourself entered. 🙂
#tutoro
That FJ60 shirt is killer.
Those were actually an REI product. I bought 2! 😀
My Ural is shaft driven, no chain or lube for me, but keep up the videos, they've been great.
Thanks Mark! 😁
I'm going to buy one either way. Great Vid!
#Tutoro I want one!
Right on! Consider yourself entered into the drawing.
Another great video, looking forward to seeing more of your beautiful country (and that’s coming from a New Zealander!) 🇳🇿 #tutoro
Yeah, your land is beautiful! Consider yourself entered to win.
#turoro - Going to get this for my RE Himalayan
Who sells the Oiler device?
www.tutorochainoiler.com
Congrats and a good giveaway.... Personally, Ok old school, I prefer stopping and oiling/checking chain. Rust, binding, tightness, proper lube, sprockets , etc. Just part of my pre-ride inspection... . Enjoy your channel..
I had made some comments about maintenance being a bit meditative, but edited them out. Video was so long already. Point is , I totally get it.🙂 🏍
Thanks Stephen!
@@KARMAkazeMoto it is meditative for sure
.. yw... good vids
Great idea, I'll pick one of these up. Thanks for the video, thumbs up... : )
Awesome! I'm looking forward to putting more miles on this thing, but I already like the peace of mind knowing it's there on long trips.
Hi! Is the giveaway still on?
#tutoro very nice and Informative video , given me confidence that I can fix it my self.. I have been following you from the day u bought the Himlayan, seen ur journey..👍👍 keep up the good work .
Consider yourself entered for the drawing Paul. And thanks for following along for the ride! 🙂
@@KARMAkazeMoto thank you , n I must say I liked the black color ceramic coated silencer.. And the way u always maintained the bike neat and Clean..
new Sub nice video
Much appreciated!
Great video. Very informative. Looks like a very well engineered product.
Thanks! I've put a few hundred miles on mine now. Chain looks so clean. I love it! Going to put one on my Suzuki Bandit too.
Loved the channel logo and how it comes in video. Video is great and informative as always.
🙏🙂
Hola, donde compraste esas luces direccionales?
#tutoro. My wife is getting a Himalayan ASAP! This is cool!!!
Awesome! 😀
#tutoro #Tutoro Enjoy your vids...keep up the good work. Thx.
Just so you know, the drawing was already completed by the time you entered. HOWEVER, in my upcoming series riding the Himalayan to the Arctic coast of Alaska there will be information on another giveaway. Stay tuned!
Do you have too much chain slap ( slack)?
# tutorial 👌
Nope. That's normal when on center stand. Chain slack tightens up when the bike is dropped down on the side stand. Good lookin' out! 🙂
KARMAkaze Moto - Oh! Didn’t realize that! Thank You!
Proper job, nice install. Love to win the oiler but I´m riding a shaft driven bike.......
Gift for someone else perhaps? 🤔🙂
@@KARMAkazeMoto Great idea, think I'll stay out if the competition giving others a better chance.?😁😁😁?👍 love your install - proper job and it looks great.
What a great ,informative vid. Thanks Justin.
Thanks Peter!
Nice and easy automatic chain oiler system and easy to install #tutoro
Quite right, and good luck to you for the win!
#tutoro Congratulations bud on 10K. You've a long way to go, 1M subscribers next! Cheers and keep up the great work and content.
Thanks Rajen. You're in the running to win this thing. I'm rootin' for you!
@@KARMAkazeMoto Haha, thanks :) and BTW the thing which you asked for(sorry can't find the time stamp for that) is for Saree guard I think which is mandatory in India! Which of course is of no use so I've also removed it from my Himalayan! Google Saree Guard if you're not sure what that is, which I am sure you would need to 😜
@@rajenjoshi Oh yeah, the Saree guard! Forgot all about that. Thanks Rajen!
Just picked up my own Himalayan last week. Got it dirty on the weekend. :D #tutoro
Very nice! You've been entered into the drawing Taher.
@@KARMAkazeMoto omg. Not going to lie. I'm fanboying a bit. 😆😆😆 Your vlogs was definitely one of the major contributing factor for my purchase. Also, you might be the only TH-camr, where i could literally sit down for an hour long video with full attention throughout. Keep it up. Thank you. 😄
Nice shot glass with a straw going to the rider. Nice...
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#tutoro Congrats on 10K subscribers.
Thanks Chris! Consider yourself in the running to win!