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I bought the Staintune. I wanted to add a little power and noise while sticking to something that looked close to the stock muffler. The Staintune is expensive but I love the sound it has. It is a little louder but not anything like Two Brothers. I have used Two Brothers on another bike.

(11-03-2015, 12:54 PM)chync_imp Wrote: [ -> ]I bought the Staintune. I wanted to add a little power and noise while sticking to something that looked close to the stock muffler. The Staintune is expensive but I love the sound it has. It is a little louder but not anything like Two Brothers. I have used Two Brothers on another bike.

I like how the chrome, stainless steel and brushed aluminum components contrast and balance with the black of your Standard....have you considered chrome side covers, or would that tip the balance?

I had staintune on my Thruxton, cannot deny the quality of the product.
I have the same black scheme, I have been thinking about the paintable fenders from Japan to pick up even more black. A chrome side cover would look better without chrome fenders IMO.
Blackety black don't talk back.
Black has always been my go to motorcycle color, XLCR black on black;Thruxton black on black. Just like Henry Ford: "any color as long as it's black"

Staintune.
Staintune.
Staintune.



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(11-06-2015, 09:00 AM)Papa Weeley_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Staintune.
Staintune.
Staintune.



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+1 on the above. From what you described that you wanted the Staintune is exactly that. It sounds outstanding too. Love mine.

Chip

(11-07-2015, 02:48 PM)ChipBeck_imp Wrote: [ -> ]

(11-06-2015, 09:00 AM)Papa Weeley_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Staintune.
Staintune.
Staintune.



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+1 on the above. From what you described that you wanted the Staintune is exactly that. It sounds outstanding too. Love mine.

Chip

+1 on the above. From what you described that you wanted the Staintune is exactly that. It sounds outstanding too. Love mine.

Chip
+1 again on the above. Staintune all the way. Have over 11,000 miles on mine. Quality product!

I have the remus powercone slip-on. It has a removable baffle if you want it loud. It is almost as quiet as stock with baffle in, but has a little deeper sound. I like the staintune also, but it does not have a removable baffle. I want to be able to have it loud if the mood strikes me and put baffle back in if I want it quiet.

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I am just happy as can be with the stock muffler on my 2014 CB1100. Only saying.

Bob

(11-08-2015, 06:31 AM)fredkb_imp Wrote: [ -> ]I have the remus powercone slip-on. It has a removable baffle if you want it loud. It is almost as quiet as stock with baffle in, but has a little deeper sound. I like the staintune also, but it does not have a removable baffle. I want to be able to have it loud if the mood strikes me and put baffle back in if I want it quiet.

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Fred,

What are those two black bars sticking up behind your seat?

Chip

They are the mounting brackets for my ventura luggage rack. It is designed to be easily removed with 2 thumb screws. You can put a grab hwndle, or a luggage rack in there. I hqve had the ventura rack for over a year now and ithe rack has split at the bend. It is either metal fatigue from bouncing up and down or it could be where a co-worker bumped it with the fork lift and knocked my bike over.


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