Inspirations research
- Shock absorbers
- Thermal bands
- Aluminum boxes
- Rear curls
- Bubbles
- Turn signals
- Commodos
- Meters
- Rear shells
- Exhaust
- Rear lights
- Air filters
- Forks
- Wardrobe
- Handlebars
- Brake and clutch levers
- Side plates
- Handles
- Headlights
- Footrest
- Tanks
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- Stool
- Silent
- Fork bellows
- Insurance supports
- License plate supports
- Shock absorbers
- Thermal bands
- Aluminum boxes
- Rear loops
- Bubbles
- Turn signals
- Commodos
- Meters
- Rear shells
- Swine
- Rear lights
- Air filters
- Forks
- Wardrobe
- Handlebars
- Brake and clutch levers
- Side plates
- Handles
- Headlights
- Footrest
- Tanks
- Mirrors
- Stool
- Silent
- Fork bellows
- Insurance supports
- License plate supports
Motorcycle marks research
Silent scrambler
A Silent scrambler is a type of motorcycle exhaust system designed specifically for scramblers. THE scrambled motorcycles are characterized by their all-terrain capacities and their retro style, and the exhaust is often a key element to obtain this look.
THE Silent scrambler are generally made of stainless steel or aluminum, and are available in a variety of models and styles. Among the most popular styles are a high -mounted and tilted outward exhaust, or an inclined low exhaust.
THE Silent scramblers are designed to improve the performance and sound of the motorcycle, and generally have a more fluid design to increase power and torque. They also often have a unique, deep and roque exhaust note which is characteristic of the Scrambler style.
When you choose a Silent scrambler, it is important to take into account compatibility with the brand, the model and the year of your motorcycle, as well as the design style, the material, the diameter of the connection and the advantages in terms of performance. It is also essential to verify local laws and regulations concerning exhaust systems and noise levels.
Installing a Silent scrambler Generally requires removing the old exhaust and installing the new in its place. It is preferable to consult the instructions that accompany the exhaust, or to have it installed by a professional mechanic.