Exhaust collector - Full line

The motorcycle exhaust system is crucial to regulate gases produced during the combustion process.

Here is a summary of his parts and functions:

1. Components : The collecting tubes collect the exhaust gases of the engine cylinders.
2. Optional catalytic converter : Reduces emissions by transforming toxic gases into less harmful gas.
3. Silent/resonator : This device reduces exhaust noise and can have baffles to shape the sound.
4. Exhaust tips : The visible termination of the exhaust system, often designed for aesthetic reasons.

Features:

• Gas flow : Direct the exhaust gases far from the engine cylinders, allowing more fluid operation of the engine.
• Noise reduction : Aplimate the strong noise produced during combustion, improving driver's comfort and ensuring compliance with noise laws.
• Emissions control : Helps reduce harmful emissions before their rejection in the environment.
• Contrust of the counterprint : This characteristic balances the demand for a free flow exhaust with the need to maintain a certain counter-impression, essential for optimal engine performance.
• Performance improvement : By optimizing the air flow, spare exhausts can sometimes increase power and torque.
• Aesthetic : The design of exhaust systems can considerably influence the appearance of a motorcycle.
• Sound adjustment : Some drivers replace the original exhausts for a more attractive sound.
• Weight reduction : Switching to lighter spare exhausts can help reduce the total weight of the motorcycle.

The choice of an exhaust system is often influenced by considerations such as desired sound, performance improvements, environmental regulations and aesthetics. Spare exhausts allow users to personalize their motorcycles by offering personalization options to respond to unique preferences. Regular maintenance and replacement provide optimal engine performance and compliance with environmental regulations.