The Scottoiler chain lube systems, for which Scottoiler is now widely know, clean and lubricate the chain. The solution was originally designed for motorcycle chains, but we also do a similar product for bicycles too. With motorcycle chains a coating of oil or grease protects the chain from wear and corrosion. However, road dirt tends to adhere to the oil and this combination of dirt and oil forms a grinding paste that increases friction and accelerates chain wear. To prevent this from happening it is necessary to clean the chain often. This used to require the chain to be removed from the sprockets and immersed in a bath of solvent which was a tedious and messy chore, often leading to staining of the cleaners' hands and clothing. Fraser wanted his invention to prevent this by significantly reducing chain wear. The Scottoiler not only does this but it also improves performance along with other benefits such as improved fuel economy. Fraser Scott’s invention has since changed people’s perceptions of what can be expected from the life of a chain and sprockets.

The Universal Spigot Assembly is used to obtain a vacuum connection from the engine where no outlets already exist.

Where no vacuum connections exists from the engine sometimes it is necessary to drill into the engine manifold in order to gain this connection. The Universal Spigot provides the perfect solution for getting into the engine vacuum where none exists.