Mounting the Cobrra Nemo 2 Chain Oiler on CTX700n

This video is about Mounting the Cobrra Nemo 2 Chain Oiler on a 2015 Honda CTX700n. Cobrra's Nemo 2 is the best solution available today for your chain driven motorcycle or ATV. Nothing is simpler to install and nothing allows more control of the lubrication with such ease. Gone are the days of sticky nasty fingers and spray lubes, the Nemo 2 provides the exact amount of chain oil you need for whatever circumstances you find yourself. Come get one at www.bestchainoiler.com

[@stevelookatherfn1085]

Great video, thank you 😉

[@andrewm7280]

Good tutorial. I've just ordered one. Looks just like a quality master cylinder. If I have room i'll install on the left side so can use on the move a bit easier. Like I say if there's room! I currently use a Tutoro, its good but I like the idea of this simple manual applicator as it gives more control to the rider. The beauty of these oils is also that they deep clean the chain continually. Quite expensive here in the UK though, £95.00 or thereabouts, not sure how much they cost in the US? Ill certainly refer to you vid again before I install. Thanks.

[@oetken007]

The position on the handelbar is not bad. It does not look super sexy but it is definitely practical.

[@kronos8]

Que buena casa tienes, debe ser fantástico vivir en una casa como la tuya con ese garaje donde dedicar horas a tus hobbies. Gracias por el video ✌🏻🙂

[@alandmorley]

Clever chap well done

[@gyurxi551]

Is the pipe heatproof? I mean if the pipe accidetally touches the cooler then what will happen? Thanks for the video!

[@EpicTrekker]

stop on by bestdamnchainoiler.com to pick one of these up or see our eBay store!

[@Denis-bo8ms]

Does this have to be mounted on the handlebars? Could I just mount down by my rear brake reservoir? Plus the zip-ties look ghetto

[@EpicTrekker]

Denis you can mount it anywhere you like (so long as it is safe). Since it is pressure driven it doesn’t necessarily need to be “up”. You can’t even really see the zip ties, but different people mount it in different ways.

[@tumlimsawatdiwat7301]

Please tell me how to open and close to me.

[@rubinshrestha8581]

can this thing ships in Asian country too

[@buzzincalifornia]

I have two comments, first i’d Have drilled a small hole through the oil tube holder into the chain guard, used a self tapping screw for a professional install and tossed the zip ties away; secondly, when you’re parked and away from your bike, what do you do about the self proclaimed expert that doesn’t understand what the oiler is and starts turning the cap? And there are jerks out there that touch your bike when it’s parked