[GT-Speed] Dual Cable Oil Lubricator Luber Tool Twin Clamp for Motorcycle Scooter Bike ATV Dirtbike

It does work but hard to say if it's faster or better than simply spraying lube on the cable and working it back and forth.For example, I put this on a brand new 75" long cable, applied spray lube and hung the cable with the Luber Tool up.After 2 hours with no lube on the other end, I applied more lube. And applied more after another 2 hours. Finally after 7-8 hours there was lube on the free end of the cable.It does work, but I'm not impressed...

The tool is really too long for a Harley Street Glide clutch cable, but I was able to muscle it on. Getting the inner rubber tube to stay in place while being forced over the metal cable collar was not easy. I had to use a pair of pliers to hold the cable loop and guide the cable into the tool while also using my thumb to keep the inner rubber piece in place. Once I did get the luber on and screwed down tight, it worked amazingly well. Sure enough I had chain oil spraying out way down at the adjuster bolts. When I oiled without the luber tool, it didn't come close to penetrating that forcefully.

Works great

Seems fairly well made. I think it's best for smaller cables than mine, from a snowblower- fairly large connections. No matter what I tried I could not make a good seal, so very little of the oil actually made it into the cable. I have invested in the V3 version from Motion Pro, it looks to be able to make a much better seal and keep the lubricant going where it needs to go. The V3 is quite a bit more costly but if it works as well as reported it will be worth it.

First, it appears my bike does not have a standard cable setup. A bracket on the end that is not removable required me to remove the top bracket completely to slide everything into place. Once I did that, short sprays into the inlet and let it bubble down worked like a charm. My sticky throttle now rolls on and off with ease. I used Motion Pro Lube For All Cables as the lubricant. Cannot wait for my next ride.

Did not work for me, lubricant came out of the bottom of the device where it supposedly seals with the cable. I tried several times, and the bottom at different depths into the tool and different tightness.Fortunately, I had wrapped a few paper towels around the cable to contain any leaks!

Worked great. Despite reviews I read about it being messy and hard to seal. I found it worked great on my boat motor choke cable. It took a little adjusting at first, but when I got it mounted properly it lubed the cable in just a few shots of the spray lubricant. Excellent product. Needed this year's ago.

Works as it should