Triumphrat

05-10-2004

I've looked at a Leo Vince and Arrow system for my 03 Speed Triple, both high mounts with carbon cans. What do the rest of you run? I'm looking for a high mount to let the single swing hang and be seen...

c_marcus3 · 05-10-2004

I run a Two Brothers high level (stainless) can which lets the swingarm be seen in all its glory and gives a great sound. There is a carbon option too.

It even comes with different indicators since the stock ones don't fit with the high level. And you can get a footpeg kit that keeps the rear footpegs (about 5 mins to take them on and off).

There's a new map that goes with it too that doesn't create any holes and seems to beef the midrange slightly.

Knightshade · 05-10-2004

it actually came w/the new map?

05-11-2004

FOOT PEG KITS?

I had the high can ordered in to show off the single swing too. Then I realized the rear foot pegs had to come off. My dealer didn't tell me there was a foot peg kit.

I have had my bike for 3 weeks and have been looking at Triumphs for about 2 months.

Because of this website I have learned more about these bikes than I think my dealer does. :evil:

05-11-2004

I have a Leo Vinci on my 02 trip and love it. It's a high mount carbon, no remapping ,not too loud, comes with spacers for the pass pegs, but it does get inthe way of the rear turn signal on that side. I swapped the turn signals around so the short ones are in the rear, made a set of right angle brackets with some scrap aluminum I had and mounted them to the license light mounts!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :-D

c_marcus3 · 05-11-2004

The map for my Two Brothers was recommended by them to the dealer. The dealer downloaded it as part of the fitting. I'd been warned off the Triumph carbon can - lower quality and cost much more.

The footpeg kit was a Two Brothers one - don't know whether it would work for other high levels. Don't see why not though.

Btw, (and I don't work for Jack Lilley or Triumph), the Triumph Axle Nut Cover kit really finishes the single-sider look.

Knightshade · 05-14-2004

Hmm..according to Two Bros website, the can is for 2002+ models, so I'm assuming that's why it works for you. I'm kind of wondering if I install the can myself, if the dealer would upload the new tune or give me grief about it......hmmmm....

Pablo · 05-15-2004

I mounted up the Leo last night! In brushed aluminum it blends in with all of the silver chassis details and looks almost like original equipment (a detail I like). Everything is included, including the footpeg spacers.
I took it out for a test ride after I finished mounting it up and with the stock tune I didn't notice any difference in power delivery except for one small spot. I did a second gear, full throttle roll on from about 2500 rpm up to red line. It accelerated smooth and hard , just like stock, until about 7500rpm when it lifted the front wheel! The other thing I noticed was blipping the throttle, downshifting it revs quicker and higher.

05-21-2004

I use a Powermax underseat exhaust on my wifes speed triple awesome sound and pretty easy installation tuned for high pipe.

http://www.rideteamtriumph.com/image...D_powermax.jpg

[ This message was edited by: rodriscoll on 2004-05-21 10:44 ]

beers2u · 05-21-2004

Quote:

On 2004-05-11 15:38, c_marcus3 wrote:
Btw, (and I don't work for Jack Lilley or Triumph), the Triumph Axle Nut Cover kit really finishes the single-sider look.

Yeah, I agree. I'm surprised you don't see more folks getting these. I painted the left side one black to match the hub.