Hooker header for an XS1100

[switz1]

Found that interesting, never new it even existed, looks like it exits on left side... E-BAY item # 150193246908

[DiverRay]

'79 and later??? My guess, it's for the specials. It should fit a '78 if it fits a '79 standard. So far, the price isn't bad at all. Hooker was known for producing power in its day...

[Crazcnuk]

It's a Jardine 4 into 1 system.

I suspect the Hooker decals fell in the box by mistake....

[switz1]

If you look at the bottom of page someone asks himi if its Hooker or Jardine, and his reply is Hooker. I have 2 Jardines and its definetly not a Jardine.

[Crazcnuk]

He says, right in the ad, that it's Jardine.

I have never heard of Hooker for bikes. I run Hooker Super Comps on my Monte Carlo.


"HOOKER Yamaha XS1100 4-1 Exhaust System NEW! 1979 later
Up for auction a New Jardine Yamaha XS1100 Exhaust System."

Lets just say he has no idea what it is, and the hooker decals are from his car headers...

[rockjok]

A few years ago I picked up half a dozen XS11 Hooker 4:1 exhausts from an "out of business" sale and sold them to list members at cost.

I'm pretty sure they were the same as in this auction. I tried a set on one of my SF's but didn't like them since it reduced the ground clearance way too much. I can't recall whether they interfered with the oil filter tho'......

Rob

[switz1]

How bout that!

[Crazcnuk]

Kewl, learn something new every day!

[79XS11F]

Back in the day Hooker did indeed make pipes for motorcycles. I remember checking them out in the bike mags when I discovered that the Kerker pipes were close to $800.00 from the dealer. I do not remember them looking like that however. They still make them under the Hooker name for Harleys.
Rob

[Kurt]

Hookers

They still do make pipes for bikes. Just mostly american. And they are RAD!!!