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4-2-1 Exhaust System and Hardbag Fitment.
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11-02-2007, 6:04 PM
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 Join Date: Jun 03 2007 Location: Canada Bike(s): 98 CBRxx Posts: 261
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Having ordered up the Ti Force 4-2-1 exhaust system for the 98 XX I have a question. A fellow rider mentioned in passing the other day about not going with an aftermarket exhaust due to possible install issues between the Hondaline Hardbags and the new exhaust system. The Ti Force that is coming from Indy Super Bikes.com is advertised as a standard install in that it does not include any option for a high pipe type set up. The canister appears to mimic the same install angle as do the stock canisters. Can anyone relate any issues between there 4-2-1 aftermarket exhaust install and the Hondaline Hard Bags or similar? I'm believing that there will be no issues. Just looking for some comfirmation here. Tony
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