| Author | Message | ||
     Mikexup |
Does anyone have a picture of this exhaust fitted on their bike (whole bike picture). Also does anyone know for sure if this system would fit on the XB12Ss model without any problems. Does the fact that the pipe exits further back on the bike, stop the reverb in the helmet. Thanks | ||
| Ulyssesguy |
I've looked at that exhaust and i like the idea of it not pumping hot gas up my left pantleg... Less helmet reverb might be a added bonus as well... | ||
| Livnlo |
hey one of my friends has this on his 12r i will try to get a pic this weekend | ||
| Retrittion |
I think most aftermarket pipes for Buells change the outlet away from the stock direct pant leg saturation setting...but that one is cool. Try googling "Buell Jardine GP1" -- aww heck, I'll do it! Here you go: https://www.ironmachine.com/images/18-5004-723-02. jpg Cheers! | ||
| Glitch |
Hey Livnlo, do you know if your friend has any issues with it holding together? I know Jardines are famous for getting shaken apart, adding that long pipe on the end can't help matters, I would think. | ||
| Badlionsfan |
I know Jardines are famous for getting shaken apart, adding that long pipe on the end can't help matters, I would think. they shake apart when the packing blows out. as soon as you notice any looseness at the rivets, time to repack. | ||
| Glitch |
Gottcha. Still though I wonder about that extension shaking around under the bike. Seems like it would fatigue after a short while. | ||
| Olinxb12r |
I don't know about the extension, but the Jardine is fine so long as you repack it when it needs it. Depending on how your ride is running it takes between 3,000 and 7,000 miles before the repacking is needed. | ||
| Vwflat4driver |
jardine is just an added maintainance to yer bike. repacking between 3 and 7k.Is it really worth the savings say......over a drummer or simular no maintainance slip on! just my 2 cents.. i ended up just saving longer and bought the micron serpent! |
