Yoshimura or Jardine??
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12-21-2005, 07:43 PM
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12-21-2005, 10:54 PM
RE: Yoshimura or Jardine??
ORIGINAL: josho66
Isn't that what thier racing team uses?? Just like Honda uses Jardine.
ORIGINAL: cjbettis
what? why?
ORIGINAL: Cboy1
I always thought Yoshi's were more ideal for a GSX-R.
I always thought Yoshi's were more ideal for a GSX-R.
Isn't that what thier racing team uses?? Just like Honda uses Jardine.
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01-04-2006, 11:54 PM
RE: Yoshimura or Jardine??
ORIGINAL: 6hundred_doubleR
now that i have the Yoshi slip-on, is there any reason for me to "re-jet" the bike(not even sure what that means or why i would need to someone just mentioned it to me) or add a power commander??
now that i have the Yoshi slip-on, is there any reason for me to "re-jet" the bike(not even sure what that means or why i would need to someone just mentioned it to me) or add a power commander??
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RE: Yoshimura or Jardine??
ORIGINAL: cjbettis
Glad you brought that up......shouldn't then Jardine be the VERY best pipe for our bikes? They have more time and work with Honda then any other brand....how come no body runs with them?
ORIGINAL: josho66
Isn't that what thier racing team uses?? Just like Honda uses Jardine.
ORIGINAL: cjbettis
what? why?
ORIGINAL: Cboy1
I always thought Yoshi's were more ideal for a GSX-R.
I always thought Yoshi's were more ideal for a GSX-R.
Isn't that what thier racing team uses?? Just like Honda uses Jardine.
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01-12-2006, 03:55 PM
