LeoVince SBK Slip-on

3000psi said:

I just added a pair of LeoVince Carbon slip-ons to my 07 FJR and I am really enjoying the new sound. My sense of it is that many (maybe most) enjoy the "stealth" qualities of the FJR but I wanted to mention something that I had not seen emphasized for those of you that may be on the fence about buying these slip-ons.
On my first test ride after putting them on, I honestly had a hard time telling the difference between stock and LeoVince. If someone had put them on and I had hopped on the bike without looking I may not have even known the difference. Side by side there is a definitely a change in pitch/tone but it is not dramatic. And to my ears the dB level is pretty close to stock.

Then I took out the "reducers" - a small metal tube held in by one screw. There it is - the sound I was looking for. Big difference - much more of that sport sound and of course how good it sounds will be in the ears of the beholder.

So you can easily switch between sport and stealth by just removing/inserting the reducer with one screw.

Not a sermon... just a thought.

SS

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ahchiu said:

3000psi said:

I just added a pair of LeoVince Carbon slip-ons to my 07 FJR and I am really enjoying the new sound. My sense of it is that many (maybe most) enjoy the "stealth" qualities of the FJR but I wanted to mention something that I had not seen emphasized for those of you that may be on the fence about buying these slip-ons.
On my first test ride after putting them on, I honestly had a hard time telling the difference between stock and LeoVince. If someone had put them on and I had hopped on the bike without looking I may not have even known the difference. Side by side there is a definitely a change in pitch/tone but it is not dramatic. And to my ears the dB level is pretty close to stock.

Then I took out the "reducers" - a small metal tube held in by one screw. There it is - the sound I was looking for. Big difference - much more of that sport sound and of course how good it sounds will be in the ears of the beholder.

So you can easily switch between sport and stealth by just removing/inserting the reducer with one screw.

Not a sermon... just a thought.

SS

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+1 on Leo Vince, I also have the carbon and I love the deep throaty sound, and I love the option on puting the insert in for a stalthy / stock sound, and the best part, they look good...

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firewalker said:

Looked at Leo Vince and Two Brothers, Thanks for the info on your LV, anyone have any experience with Two Brothers, interested in a set for my 08, not sure weather to get CF or TI, also how is the sound with or without the silencers???

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ahchiu said:

firewalker said:

Looked at Leo Vince and Two Brothers, Thanks for the info on your LV, anyone have any experience with Two Brothers, interested in a set for my 08, not sure weather to get CF or TI, also how is the sound with or without the silencers???

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The Two Brothers don't have the option for the inserts, I can't figure out how to insert pictures in threads yet, you can send me your e-mail and I can pictures to you., I like the sound of Leo Vince,w/o the inserts, with inserts is really close to stock, I have had Two Brother on my previous bike, Honda ST1100 and they are a louder

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firewalker said:

Two Brothers has a piece they call a racing tip and claim that it reduces Db levels significantly, apparently it bolts behind the end cap, I can purchase TB carbon fiber M5 cans through sportbikeneeds.com for $700.00 and shipped for free. What was the price for the LV?????

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