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Old 12-20-2008, 02:48 AM
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Leo Vinci's Highmounts

is anyone running the leo vinci highmount? i was wondering how they sounded and how they looked on the bike. i have a leo on my race bike and it sounds awesome, but i cant compare the sound of it to the hawks v-twin.
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i like leo vince, a lot. i bought an arrow for my gixxer. later my buddy bought a leo vince. i saw the quality and heard the sound, quickly became jealous! if i was buying an exhaust it would be leo vince. i'd go high mount in aluminum.
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yea thats what i'm looking for, but i really wanna turn this thing into a single side exhaust with the leo.
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I am running dual Leo titaniums on my bird. Not high mount though. They bark something fierce. sounds great.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UMDsaxWR-tA&NR=1

don't much care for them on here. JMO

Different bike of course.

Does anyone know if there are any actual differences in the slip ons specific to your model or are they pretty generic internally. ???

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Old 12-23-2008, 05:12 AM
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pic of mine:
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its loud, but i dont think its too loud.


found a vid on youtube (not my bike)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_J3Di1lW5n8

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why single side?
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Ok, that sounds WAY better than that asthmatic SV clip.


Originally Posted by Shmittay
pic of mine:


its loud, but i dont think its too loud.


found a vid on youtube (not my bike)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_J3Di1lW5n8
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haha yeah I agree. That SV clip sounded horrible.
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Originally Posted by finepooch
why single side?

i hate the looks of the dual exhaust, i think they are ugly.
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Old 12-24-2008, 10:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Shmittay
pic of mine:


its loud, but i dont think its too loud.


found a vid on youtube (not my bike)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_J3Di1lW5n8

it looks good tucked in like that.
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i like the dual pipe on a v-twin. but - "to each his own"!!!
will the single pipe demand re-jetting?
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Originally Posted by finepooch
i like the dual pipe on a v-twin. but - "to each his own"!!!
will the single pipe demand re-jetting?

yea i'm pretty sure it would. but i am thinking about going a totally different way with it now. hotbrakes made some cool looking moto gp style pipes for his bike. i love the looks of them on there so i think i am gonna go that way with them.
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i think i saw that thread. might be interesting
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yea they are very cool looking. he said that he really couldnt notice a change in the power. i sent him a pm and asked him a couple of questions on them. so i am waiting to hear back.
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Some of the smartest people on this forum have tried the single exhaust and nobody has made it work. If you want your bike to look like and I4 go buy one.

If you gotta do duals the highmounts are the best but the undertails are just sweeeet! I really like the pipes on the CBR's and late Interceptors.
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Just for good measure, here's a pic of the back with the leo's.

Keep in mind that if you keep the stock undertail, you cannot use the stock turn signals because the leo's follow the lines of the rear body and are very long. This is why I went with new under.
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Originally Posted by nuhawk
Some of the smartest people on this forum have tried the single exhaust and nobody has made it work.
obviously some of them have, BECAUSE THEY ARE RUNNING THEM!!!!!





Originally Posted by nuhawk
If you want your bike to look like and I4 go buy one.
now this is the second time you have told me to buy an I4. for the second time i have one. i dont like the duals cause i think they are UGLY.


dude i'll be back in killeen in 83 days. we gotta hook up and go riding together. i'll make sure to bring my CBR

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Originally Posted by Shmittay
Just for good measure, here's a pic of the back with the leo's.Keep in mind that if you keep the stock undertail, you cannot use the stock turn signals because the leo's follow the lines of the rear body and are very long. This is why I went with new under.

i like the way it looks from the back. its more clean then the low hanging pipes. the plan though is to change the entire tail. the huge brake light has to go. i plan on replacing it with a race tail like on my CBR and led brake & turn signals.


i waiting to hear back from Hotbrakes and see how well his machine is performing. i really like the gp's he made for his bike. if they are working well for him, then i am gonna wait till i get home in 83 days and make a set similar to his. don't want to steal his ideas but that exhaust is just to cool. plus it will save me an *** load of money over buying a new system.

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those leo vinces look soooo good! i am very jealous! wanna trade for LOW yosh? teehee!!!!
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Originally Posted by finepooch
those leo vinces look soooo good! i am very jealous! wanna trade for LOW yosh? teehee!!!!
The Jardines hang a very similar line. I don't have an undertail kit but I did ditch the stock signals.

Good to see that yellow bitch back in the mix. Happy New Year, bro! All the best.
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