Cobrra Nemo 2 chain oiler

[@바보Queen]

very cool! bit confused how it works, i understand it works by pressure.. so when you turn it 90 degrees and it drips for about 5 minutes, it should automatically stop after that until you twist it another 90 degrees correct?

[@Gunther-rj1kk]

Correct, that's how I understand it. Haven't yet tried as I have received such a thing just today. By the way, even if I don't like these online market-places, in the end I got my one from such a company. It was less than 10 €!

[@mattgolding7557]

Hi from Wales ! nice vid! How are you finding this after some time using it? And a couple of questions:- 1.how often do you have to give the top a twist, for example every time you fill up with petrol…or how many miles between each turn of the lid ? 2. How’s your experience been now some time has past owning and using it regularly ? 3. Do you find any build up of grunge on your chain and sprockets ? 4. I’m guessing you still need to clean the chain regularly? 5. Does it fling much oil over the back of the bike ? Thanks in advance

[@borjaalo]

I used it on a street triple. I want to install one on my new bike. 1. On every fill up and when it rains. Just a quarter turn and ride for 3 to 5 minutes without hard acceleration. 2. It is a great experience. I have never cleaned the chain in the classic way. 3. No extra dirt. If it looks especially dirty, go to step 4. 4. No, I only clean it when I wash the bike, with the pressure washer. When I finish, I repeat step 1. 5. If you only turn a quarter at a time and ride carefully for 3 to 5 minutes, you don't have to worry. It is important that when you stop, you turn back to prevent oil from building up in the same spot or dripping on the floor. When you start, you turn the quarter turn again.