I don't know if this will really interest anyone but I have a Jardine High Mount exhaust and was wondering if anyone wanted to trade for a regular mount one. My only gripe about it is that you can't the passenger pegs on it (which wasn't a big deal before but now I have someone that wants to ride with me). So yea it would be pretty much a straight up trade. It could either just be for the mid-pipe itself or the whole slip on. I'll pretty much tend to anything besides a D&D (don't want super loud)

 

A couple of months ago I asked Jardine directly about converting my high mount to a standard mount (I have a nice CF one) and they claim the pipe has a different size opening for the reg. mount vs. high mount - they claim I need a new canister to do it - that stopped me in my tracks...

Make sure you compare the size of the pipes between the high mount and regular mount before making any "deals".

Oh - And post up what you find!

 

You could drill the rivets out and make a new end for the canister to fit the new mid pipe. thats what I did. I also work in a machine shop though.

 

I am just curious, cause I have a Jardine High Mount as well, so there is not way to have passenger peg on?

 

I still have dual pegs, but the right one is spaced out over the exhaust (About 4")

 

looks good i like that exhasut but this is whats funny when they get off they be bo-legged. haha if i saw you and ur girl get off id be like what were you 2 doign before you came here. how much further out doe the passenger have to stick there leg out. looks like a good fix to that high mount prob though

 

Hmm. Your's is different. I don't have any pics of mine up just yet but my midpipe swings up at a more drastic angle and about 2 inches of the canister cover the rear mounting bolt for the pegs. The pipe also hangs about an inch higher. Ill see if I can get a pic soon
In my case there is no way to add spacers out to make it work. Thats how I used to have it when I had a Scorpion high mount. The spacers would all the clearing of the pipe itself. But with my Jardine the