[majstevetrevor]

I know this comparison has come before, and I've read what I've found, but looks like it's been awhile and perhaps there are more folks who can chime in. So, any comparisons between BC sleeper pro and Norman Hyde Togas? Or, for bonus points, the Dunstall Toga-like slip ons? Interested in sound quality and build quality. I have heard that the Dunstalls are indistinguishable from the Togas in both looks and sound, but they come in at a noticeably lower price. Based on all the reviews on British Bike Bits, they seem popular in the UK, but there is not much on the board here about them.

Links to all three below:

BC ($700 US)

Sleeper Pro™ Slip On Exhaust for Bonneville

The Shorty Predator Pro Exhaust for Carbureted Triumph Bonneville 2001-2008. These Triumph pipes are fabricated using 100% 304 Stainless Steel and are the 12" version of the longer Predator Pro.

britishcustoms.com

Togas ($500 US)

BONNEVILLE/T100 CLASSIC SILENCER PAIR. Toga by Norman Hyde

Traditional styling from 1950s-1960s. Our most popular product for Hinckley Bonnevilles. All silencers contain modern stainless steel wool lagging.. The Classic silencers come with optional fit mutes giving two possible levels of sound output. These systems are hand made, polished & plated in...

normanhyde.co.uk

Dunstall ($280 US)

Aftermarket Dunstall Silencers for Triumph New Bonneville - UK Made

BBB48A3 Aftermarket Dunstall Silencers for Triumph New Bonneville - UK Made, British Bike Bits

www.britishbikebits.com

 

[Sslots]

I’ve got older Sleepers on my 2016 T100 and the sound is great. Plus the power seems up and definitely smoother with less lag at low RPMs. And the Sleepers really look right for the bike.

 

[majstevetrevor]

I’ve got older Sleepers on my 2016 T100 and the sound is great. Plus the power seems up and definitely smoother with less lag at low RPMs. And the Sleepers really look right for the bike.

Thanks!