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Joined: Thu Aug 21, 2008 7:21 pm Posts: 243 Location: Pittsburgh, Pa
I said the same thing but the difference it made for me and the little woman was worth every penny. We can actually ride together now and enjoy it rather than constantly readjusting. She always tells me how nice the seat is so for her to compliment something i buy for the bike instead of asking why i need that and how much was it says volumes .
Joined: Fri Jun 20, 2008 12:03 am Posts: 230 Location: Essex, UK
thatone1785 wrote:
Does that seat keep a passenger from crowding your space every time you stop? I love riding solo on this bike, but with a babe on the back, it just gets incredibly uncomfortable on the wrists & crotch... Is there anything that will help this?
I have a pair of Stomp grips on either side of my tank which you grip wth your knees and they work really well.
Nice can Judd, how did you find the build quality, I quite like the look of the GP style can that leo vince do.
Joined: Mon Dec 15, 2008 1:47 am Posts: 99 Location: Aurora, Ontario
oxbow wrote:
Judd wrote:
It all but eliminated that problem for me and my wife. My grapes were constantly being smashed every time we came to a stop. I also have the back rest too so she can just lean back and she doesn't have to cling on to me as much. It just comes off with two allen bolts .
I really want that seat and back rest , but damn it's pricey.
Sargeant is having an economic stimulus sale- picked up a low version for $370 plus shipping
It all but eliminated that problem for me and my wife. My grapes were constantly being smashed every time we came to a stop. I also have the back rest too so she can just lean back and she doesn't have to cling on to me as much. It just comes off with two allen bolts .
I really want that seat and back rest , but damn it's pricey.
Sargeant is having an economic stimulus sale- picked up a low version for $370 plus shipping
The fact that their "low" version actually sits you higher than the stock seat, pretty much kills it for me. My analytical part of my brain will not allow that purchase to pass Go, collect $200, and continue around the board staying at fine hotels. I just can't do it, Captain.
Joined: Wed Apr 22, 2009 7:35 am Posts: 235 Location: Evergreen State F-TROOPER
I think a new can is going to be on my bike soon. For me right now im thinking either Two Brothers or the Leo Vince. For Carbon I think they are both about the same in price.
Joined: Wed Apr 22, 2009 7:35 am Posts: 235 Location: Evergreen State F-TROOPER
Same can. Carbon fiber evoII. Used my 10percent off for buying my bike there, plus they are running no sales tax sale till sunday. Renton motorcycles. Search for RMC.
Joined: Wed Mar 10, 2010 4:56 pm Posts: 4 Location: Denmark, Europe
Hi all,
Just joined this forum and waiting for my newly ordered Leo Vince EvoII Carbon pipe... can't wait, it'll look great on my black K8... and we all know black is the faster one
Now, I was wondering if there are any issues when replacing the stock exhaust with the Leo Vince? Anything to remember or did you guys experience any problems? Guess it's not necessary to replace the airfilter (e.g. with a K&N) or install a PowerCommander?
Joined: Sun May 10, 2009 10:54 pm Posts: 60 Location: Toronto, Canada
kdb78 wrote:
Now, I was wondering if there are any issues when replacing the stock exhaust with the Leo Vince? Anything to remember or did you guys experience any problems? Guess it's not necessary to replace the airfilter (e.g. with a K&N) or install a PowerCommander?
Hope you can help - thanks in advance
Kind regards, Kasper
Kasper, I installed the same pipe last year. You'll hear back fire before your bike stops. Some people like it some don't. The thing is, it can damage the insulation inside the pipe. In order to fix this, yoou need to do PAIR mod. It's easy to do. My bike is 2009 and I didn't need to adjust the TPS. I don't know about 2008 models. (My buddy has 2008 model and 2Bros pipe. We had to adjust TPS on his bike.) disabling-the-pair-secondary-air-injection-system-t1075.html?hilit=PAIR how-to-throttle-body-balance-sync-t1357.html Cheers
Joined: Wed Mar 10, 2010 4:56 pm Posts: 4 Location: Denmark, Europe
Judd wrote:
Yes it does. If you look closely at the pics you can see it. Came already installed with it.
Just got mine too - love it already The stop for the center stand? Is that the metal thing with a hole in it welded on to the connector pipe? If so, do I have to put the rubber plug in that hole (God, that sounds wrong for so many reasons ) as the manual describes?
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