Jardine - black vs Ti. Is it worth the money?
07-10-2007, 01:45 PM
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Jardine - black vs Ti. Is it worth the money?
I am not sure if I want the Ti, but is it that much lighter than the black round ones to warrant the $300 price difference. I could buy a K&N, jet kit and probably a clear alternatives tailight for the price diff... 
I assume performance is the same with the race baffle setup?
I am 90% set on the Jardines from what I am reading, the 10% goes to the 2Bros system.
Agh, this stuff is confusing for a noob!
I assume performance is the same with the race baffle setup?
I am 90% set on the Jardines from what I am reading, the 10% goes to the 2Bros system.
Agh, this stuff is confusing for a noob!
07-28-2007, 05:21 PM
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I have the round black Jardine's and like them and know a number of people that run them with no leak problems as stated in the other post.... I had a set of 2 Bros carbon fiber standard mount and when I changed over to the Jardine's the bikes bottom and mid-range power improved without hurting the top.
07-28-2007, 06:01 PM
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i have the jardine's as well love them they look sweet no leaks sound even better great performance not sure if ti's are better than black maybe a ounce of wait realistically pick the one you like better its only money you get more
07-31-2007, 09:17 AM
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I have the round black Jardine's and like them and know a number of people that run them with no leak problems as stated in the other post.... I had a set of 2 Bros carbon fiber standard mount and when I changed over to the Jardine's the bikes bottom and mid-range power improved without hurting the top.
Almost exact same experience here - switched from 2bros CF low mounts to the black high mount jardines, look better, sound better, and seat-of-pants dyno, make more power. Absolutely no leak problems.
07-31-2007, 09:39 AM
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